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James Petrie is a minister living in rural Scotland with his daughter Larissa and wife Hannah. When Hal Devereaux, an American businessman, arrives late one night, it seems just another burden for an over-worked minister. However, Hal may not be as charming as he first seems.
It’s about the futures we imagine.
It’s about who we are.
It’s human.
Returning from her honeymoon, Hedda finds herself trapped in an oppressive and dull middle class existence. Provoked by the need to seize control of her own destiny, she begins to manipulate and unravel the lives of those that surround her; a decision with ultimately catastrophic consequences.
What happens when we submit to our darkest desires?
Dorian Gray has London wrapped around his little finger, but terrified that time will take away his beauty, he makes a desperate plea for eternal youth. This modern adaptation of Wilde’s novel explores the horrifying repercussions of a life without consequence.
This nostalgic yet hilarious comedy, three estranged sisters meet on the eve of their mother’s funeral to argue and misremember. As they attempt to organize her funeral, the memories of their childhood run together and the secrets of their separate lives are revealed.
“Politics is over. You’re looking for revolution in the wrong place.”
Tess is a first-class scientist and scholar at Cambridge University. The only problem is that she is not allowed to graduate. Set in 1896, Blue Stockings tells the story of four of Britain’s first female academics as they launch their ‘Degrees for Women’ campaign
Robert was a brilliant, famous mathematician; but for years he had to be cared for by his daughter, Catherine, as his mind slowly began to fail him. After his death, Catherine struggles to keep her own emotions in check – only exacerbated by the arrival of her estranged sister Claire, and Hal, an ex-student of...
‘Hell is other people’. Garcin, Ines & Estelle are trapped in a room together for all eternity. They are in Hell for their misdeeds on Earth. Through flirting, storytelling and bitter arguments, they come to realise that Hell doesn’t have fire, or racks, or hot pokers. Merely by existing in the same room, each is...
The Tragedy of ‘Othello’ is governed by Iago, the deceitful ensign. He corrupts the Venetian army ranks creating suspicion and causing strife at will. Hiding behind the guise of ‘honest Iago’; he misleads the newly-appointed lieutenant, Michael Cassio, into a drunken brawl; and blows corrupting seeds of thought into the ear of the greatly revered...