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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...
Bluebell Hill’s newest inhabitants, siblings, Martin and Hilda, can’t wait to become part of the community. But their hopes of a pleasant neighbourhood are soon threatened when Martin catches a young intruder in their garden...
As people begin to leave her behind and her naivety starts to dwindle, will Racheal find her own way in the world? ‘Port’ is about leaving from the perspective of someone who stays.
Mike Leigh’s hilarious representation of the new 70’s middle class reveals the fears, obsessions, preconceptions and pure outrageousness of its seemingly superficial characters.
“No child or future generation will know what this was like, will ever understand.”
"Let's go for a drink. I don't know what I'm doing here anyway. One drink. And if you never want to see me again you never have to see me again."
Terrible things breed in broken hearts.
I can tell the difference between who I am and a side effect