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    • Barrier(s)

    Tues 11 - Sat 29 Nov at 7:30pm (2pm matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays)

    Whats On

    Autumn 2025

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    This season includes a boundary-pushing programme of politically urgent new work alongside a landmark shift in how we support artists financially.⁠

    A dimly lit photo of a drone
    Stitched! presents

    Living with Drones

    Thu 16 Oct - Sat 18 Oct at 7pm (3pm matinees on Saturday)
    Living with Drones is an interactive live journalism show about the devastating and traumatic impacts of Israel’s use of drones in the besieged Gaza strip.
  • History
  • International
  • Physical Theatre
  • Spoken Word
  • Technology
    • Sami Abu Wardeh in a grey military coat, and cream trousers, with one hand in the jacket and a black and white keffiyeh on his head
    Sami Abu Wardeh presents

    Palestine: Peace De Resistance

    Thursday 16th and Friday 17th October at 9PM
    Fresh from winning awards and critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, Sami Abu Wardeh’s hit show blends resistance, identity, and 'defiantly goofy' comedy. Can resistance be funny? Come find out.
  • Comedy
  • Solo Performance
    • A close up photograph of a white, brunette, afab performer lying on the floor, against a dark background. They are reaching their left arm over their head, holding a piece of light blue chalk. Their eyes are downcast and they are in a pale blue shirt.
    fish in a dress presents

    The City for Incurable Women

    Wed 22 Oct - Sat 25 Oct at 7pm (3pm matinees on Saturday)
    An outrageous tale of medical misogyny based on the true story of patients performing 'hysteria' onstage in 19th century Paris.
  • Feminist
  • History
  • Queer
    • A pale faced woman with sharp canine teeth looks toward a worried man in a dress.
    Ofthejackel presents

    Countess Dracula

    Wed 29 Oct - Sat 1 Nov at 7pm (3pm matinees on Saturday)
    'Welcome to my house! Enter freely and of your own free will!' Something truly awful is coming. A parasite, A monster, A woman. Countess Dracula
  • Comedy
  • Feminist
  • Physical Theatre
  • Science/Medicine
    • A male figure stands central with a microphone, a gust of wind surrounds him, carrying detritus, including food items-cans, fish, bottles etc, and writing implements-pieces of paper, a laptop etc. The style is of a pencil sketch, all in black and white.
    Carmen Collective presents

    The Food Bank Show

    Tue 4 Nov - Sat 8 Nov at 7pm (3pm matinees on Saturday)
    Following ★★★★★ Lessons On Revolution, Carmen Collective return with a searing new piece of documentary theatre, piecing together the story of food poverty in the UK.
  • History
  • Solo Performance
    • There is a pile of aged personal documents, in a bright, light teal colour wash with red and black details, on a very dark blue background. They include pictures of different people and several passports and documents in English, Dutch, and German.
    Cecilia Thoden van Velzen Matthew Schwarz present

    A Court of Paper

    Tue 4 Nov - Fri 7 Nov at 9pm (3pm matinees on Thursday)
    Documentary theatre exploring the full story of our families actions during the Second World War, following the opening of the Central Archives of Special Jurisdiction in the Netherlands.
  • History
  • International
    • An image of a hand reaching up, open palm
    Deafinitely Theatre presents

    Barrier(s)

    Tues 11 - Sat 29 Nov at 7:30pm (2pm matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays)
    Love has no single language. Barrier(s) is a powerful story between a deaf and hearing woman. When the world tries to silence you, how can you hold on to love?
  • Queer
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