A playwright is losing his mind. Still reeling from a recent personal tragedy, the writer distracts himself by composing a new play. But he isn’t alone. An ominous figure looms over the writer, always with him: taunting him, mocking him, controlling him.
Memories are what make a person. If no-one can remember my life, what was the point of me living it?
A surreal comedy which discusses loss of identity, the concept of redemption and the danger of eating too many crepes. In the dark depths of the Devil's administration office, our heroes work their 9 to forever jobs assigning punishments and generally keeping things in order. That is, until they receive the blank form...
"And was Jerusalem builded here, among those dark satanic mills?”
In the whimsical and robust landscape of rural Wiltshire, the reckless locals gather together for an unmissable night full of whizz, wangers, sick beats, tasty birds and rum’n’ribena.....
“Evolution is a completely natural change, but no one expected we’d change this fast.”
‘All along the back water, through the rushes tall, ducks are a-dabbling, up tails all’
Wind in the Willows is a charming children’s story about a community of animals and their riverside homes… or is it?
When a brave group of women decide to stand up for peace, they find a powerful, yet unlikely strategy to get their own way. They tell their men the sex stops unless they stop fighting.
Inspired by Oxbridge elite dining societies such as the Bullingdon Club, whose members once included David Cameron, Posh explores the British elite’s unquestioning sense of entitlement and a right to rule.
Following on from the success of last year’s “Swipe Right” LUU Open Theatre Society bring you not one, but two shows back to back. The cast are given a concept, a piece of text and this year, the numbers 2-4-1.
In a run down porn cinema in 1960s Gateshead, two Jewish brothers are at war with each other. Their business is on the verge of bankruptcy and they owe a shedload of money to a local gangster. But all their problems seem to be over when one of them kidnaps Reggie Kray...
Open Theatre present Mike Leigh’s ‘Abigail’s Party’ A hysterical and satirical comedy which is guaranteed to entertain as well as shock. This ‘cocktail party from hell’ mocks the pretensions and pomposity of England’s aspiring suburban classes during the 1970’s.