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In this new production of "Piaf", Gems has reworked her celebrated 1978 original.

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A magical new adaptation.

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A coming of age story inspired by Dizzee Rascals seminal album. In this semi-autobiographical piece, step into a technicolour world where music, dance and spoken word collide, and discover how grime allowed Debris Stevenson to redefine herself.

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An ambitious, poetic reworking of the story of Myrrah from Ovid's Metamorphosis, Poor Beck is a rich exploration of love, language and the senses.

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Looking at what is inherited and who is responsible, award-winning writer Charlotte Josephines new play Pops follows a father and daughter caught in a vicious cycle of addiction, and theself-inflicted shame around mental health.

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From the team who brought you The Diary of a Hounslow Girl. Writer Ambreen Razia returns with her second play, POT, exploring the landscape of Britains invisible children, adrift in the care system and inadvertently impacted by gang culture.

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Bryony Lavery brings to life Mary Webb's classic novel of loves lost and found.

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A new play inspired by John Lahr's biography and the diaries of Joe Orton.

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A stage adaptation of the classic novel, the ultimate romantic comedy about five sisters and their pursuit of suitable husbands.

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A classic tale, adapted by the acclaimed & award winning British playwright.

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Arthur Schnitzler's work has come to define Vienna at the turn of the twentieth century. Translated for the stage by Samuel Adamson. Professor Bernhardi (1912) is one of the best known plays written by the Viennese dramatist, short story writer and novelist Arthur Schnitzler.

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A murderous black comedy set in Hull's black economy, with too many questions and all the wrong answers.

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A dark comedy commenting on the state of television and news reporting in a celebrity-obsessed age.

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'Pugilist Specialist' introduces four highly-trained American marines who are assigned the task of eliminating a troublesome Middle Eastern leader. The play unfolds in a series of field recordings detailing the planning, execution and mishandling of modern political assassination.

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A political and satirical new adaptation of Pushkin's 1825 play. This adaptation by acclaimed playwright & novelist Adrian Mitchell, was Mitchell's final project before his death in 2008 and forms part of the Royal Shakespeare Company's Winter 2012 season.

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At a boy's boarding school in the late 1950s, a pupil accepts a challenge to seduce a younger student, setting in motion a dangerous game of manipulation and corruption.

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What does it mean to be an adult and when do you become one Alicia is a hot mess. She doesnt know what shes doing with her life. Swiping left, swiping right to find the perfect match. Even though shes a Londoner, born and bred, the scent of Lagos peppers her existence in the ends.

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Queens of Sheba tells the stories of four Black women who have been turned away from a night club for "being too Black" (based on the DSTRKT Night spot incident of 2015).

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A collection of radical queer performance texts from visionary theatre-maker Neil Bartlett. Effortlessly straddling the political and the personal, these highly theatrical monologues display a searing intelligence from a unique voice in the British counterculture.

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Rachel is a genuinely lost landmark of American theatre - the first play by an African American woman ever produced professionally.

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Ragamuffin, the ultimate bad boy with irresistible charm and gangster attitude is standing trial. Is he the scourge or the saviour of his community Incorporating drama, African ritual, comedy, dance, music and film, Ragamuffin offers powerful insight into the Black experience in Britain today.

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In his Aberdeen flat, a young man stakes everything on a one-night stand. But does she give a fuck This is a play about life in the Granite City, a world where work is meaningless and emasculating, where drink an drugs are the only painkillers, and where cheap sex can cost you everything.

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A new retelling of an ancient classic for theatre lovers, critics, fans of South African literature, drama teachers and students.