Daisy Pulls It Off follows the journey of scholarship girl Daisy Meredith as she strives to find acceptance within the snobby confines of Grangewood School for Girls. Our plucky heroine faces numerous tribulations, but by remaining honourable and true in all things, everything falls into place. Daisy saves the lives of her arch-enemies, discovers the Grangewood treasure, scores the winning hockey goal, and even finds a long-lost relative.
In balletLORENT’s family friendly version of Snow White seven courageous miners graft for a world of opulence enjoyed by the Queen and her beautiful daughter, Snow White.
The Queen’s quest for eternal beauty leads her into darkness, driven by her need to be the most desired at any cost.
Have you ever wondered what’s below the surface?
Little M reimagines The Little Mermaid for anyone swimming against the tide. When Little M and their friend Punk the Puffer Fish discover a suitcase of mysterious treasures, drawing them to the ‘world above,’ they set off on an epic adventure in this coming of age story!
Tucked away on a quiet little street, away from all the hustle and the bustle, sits a little shop. It’s coming up to Christmas, so you’d think that there’d be lots of customers this morning, but it’s unusually quiet. Maybe it’s all the snow!
Our shopkeepers are keeping the place clean and tidy. They are making sure that the decorations look pretty, and they’re remembering how popular the shop used to be. There are so many memories here.
Set in the years following the Strangeways Prison Riot, meet recovering addict Frankie, played by renowned political comedian Mark Thomas as he enters the brave new world of a liberal prison experiment.
None of Frankie’s fellow convicts are what they seem. In the most unexpected of places he discovers: the revolution is not dead. It’s just sleeping.
Have you ever wondered what a dinosaur might do in a day? Or what they actually looked like? What colour were they? Were they really green like they are in the movies?
Dr Jakob Vinther, the famous paleontologist, changed the world with his mind-blowing scientific discovery when he figured out what colour dinosaurs actually were. Now Dr Jakob swaps the lab for the stage alongside 5 musicians, who through catchy tunes and soaring stories, learn all about Jakob’s roarsome discovery!
Food, farewells, religion, transition – Brazilian artist collective MEXA present The Last Supper, a performance-banquet.
MEXA was formed in 2015 following episodes of gender-based violence in homeless shelters in São Paulo. The group has lost members along the way; some current members think they too might soon be gone.
The Last Supper is a feast of melancholy and joy. Life and art merge; theatre and the street meet; autobiography intertwines with religious references.
A Queer, crippled dance artist on the rise, feeling the pressure to stay at the top of his game. Exxy (Aussie slang for “that’s expensive mate”) is about imposter syndrome and fluctuating self-worth.
Set against the backdrop of the Australian outback, Exxy takes us back to where Dan Daw began – working class, with very little – to reflect on how far he has come.
Eleven young women - using their pens, paints, and voices to share their memories and experiences since the Taliban took power in 2021 and their hopes and dreams for a better future.
A 90th birthday party that no-one seems to want.
Four generations of Northern Irish women, reunited under one roof.
A house full of hungry ghosts, with more than one skeleton in the closet.
Turn off your phones at dinner.