It is probably a good thing that Zenek Obarzanek and Laurence Lipson never met in real life.
Everyone has had the shocking experience of hearing their parents’ voices issuing unbidden from their own mouths.
In Two Jews Walk into a Theatre… Brian Lipson and Gideon Obarzanek examine and expand this phenomenon in a dramatic experiment directed by Lucy Guerin.
Although they never cease to be themselves they present their fathers with all the intimacy, understanding and horror that only a son can supply.
Stumble and soar through tales of love and women, gin and secrets with Maeve Marsden and Libby Wood.
Kristina Chan explores our complex connection to the environment, our desire to make a change, and the feelings of helplessness that derail our best intentions.
From playwright Brooke Robinson, an unflinching examination of homelessness asking how willing we are to take care of our most vulnerable.
British writer Alice Birch tears apart the language, structures and ideas that keep feminism and women trapped inside a patriarchal system.
From the age of eight, Catherine McGregor knew she was a woman. But first she would have to live as a man.
Andy Zaltzman, the South African Comedy Allstars, Kitty Flanagan and Ross Noble are among the stars of this year's festival of the funny.
