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A site-specific performance event staged in a boxing gym, based on interviews with Muslim Female Boxers. Winner of a Fringe First award, Edinburgh 2014.

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A captivating, lively and poignant portrait of the pressures of being a teenager and the fight for acceptance in these intertwined monologues about three working class sisters sent to a private school.

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A brilliant new translation of Nocturnal (originally written in Spanish). Two neighbors. One works by night, the other by day. One enjoys literature, the other enjoys model trains and tinkering with broken objects. They seem to have little in common, until they run into each other in a local cafe.

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An innovative play which won four awards at 2014's National Student Drama Festival. A striking debut.

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Obama-ology is a compelling journey into the lives of the black minority of East Cleveland. This invisible underclass - despondent after a lifetime of presidential campaigns with only the educated, white candidate to represent them - have the flame of hope reignited by a passionate young man canvassing for Obama.

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Loosely following the model of classical Greek drama, Peter Oswald explores the personal journey behind the fantastic one.

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The first play by Dea Loher, one of Europe's foremost contemporary dramatists, is based on real events of the 1930s and 1940s focusing on the life of Olga Benario, a German-Brazilian communist militant.

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A new dramatization of one of the angriest, funniest and most deeply felt stories about childhood ever written.

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From the award-winning Regent's Park Open Air Theatre comes a new version of the story of Dickens' beloved orphan.

The original story of Victorian London's most famous child. Oliver Twist created for everyone aged six and over. It will have you on the edge of your seat and wanting more.

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How does the brain create a sense of self This work is a poetic journey into the science of the mind. A philosopher watches as his wife's brain tumour changes her personality. Ego theory and bundle theory collide in a struggle to define identity. It is an expose of the illusion of self.

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"On Emotion" by award-winning director, Mick Gordon asks, "Are we just the puppet of our emotions"

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In a big city hotel room, a man and the maid are talking. But the more they talk, the more danger they face, and neither knows where it will lead. This work is a tale to frighten chambermaids in the night.

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How does love work An account of love in its many guises. This work is a collection of testimonies of friends and strangers moulded together into an adventure playground of the heart. At times funny, at moments sad, it enables us to witness love at work.

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A devastating school shooting changes one woman's life forever in Martin Zimmerman's 'startlingly original' (New York Times) examination of American gun violence.

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This new play by Amy Rosenthal, was commissioned by the Hampstead Theatre, London.

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A moving and powerful play about the experiences of three very different mothers.

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One Life Stand is a late-night search for intimacy across a hyperconnected, hypersexual city, exposing the loneliness sometimes found in modern relationships, where the expectations of love and lust are ever-changing.

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A fictional account of the night Muhammad Ali. then Cassius Clay, celebrated his world heavyweight title victory with Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke and footballer Jim Brown. A powerful, funny play taking us to the heart of a pivotal moment in the history of a nation.

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The world premiere of a new play, set against the backdrop of the Sheffield Blitz - Operation Crucible, a first play by new playwright Kieran Knowles.

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Being produced by winning team that produced multi award-winning War Horse.

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Celebrating the seventieth anniversary of Coming up for Air and the sixtieth anniversary of 1984.

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Frantic Assembly fuses a taut adaptation of the classic text with its trademark hard-hitting choreography.

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Our Bad Magnet is an unashamedly dark and deliciously funny play from one of Scotland's brightest young writing talents, in which the boundaries between fantasy and reality merge with unpredictable results.