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Posh – LUU Open Theatre
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.
2-4-1 – LUU Open Theatre
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.
Boys – LUU Theatre Group
The Class of 2011 are about to graduate, and Benny, Mack, Timp and Cam are due out of their flat tomorrow morning; five bedrooms, five chairs, four boys – and one hell of a party.
Treading Water – Manic Chord
Manic Chord return to stage@leeds with their new work, exploring everyday sexism and the world of elite swimming through their own distinctive physical and visual style.
Striking Dilemmas – The Melting Shop
30 years ago the Miners’ Strike divided this nation…
Three plays, each one telling a different story, of ordinary people caught up in the momentous political events of 1984 -1985.
Feast – Clout
The evolution of mankind’s relationship with food through the triptych of a daily routine: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
‘A smorgasbord of carnal horrors. Left me unable to look at a melon the same way again’ ★★★★ Everything Theatre
Superfunadventuretimes – Mouths of Lions
Chloe, Georgia, Louise and Rimi have been reading fantasy novels… and watching fantasy films… and getting into Dungeons and Dragons.
Featuring death-defying battle scenes and excellent dancing, SUPERFUNADVENTURETIMES is a new show about friendship and fantasy.
In The Middle With You – Hagit Yakira
Hagit Yakira’s sophisticated and intimate work explores the varying dynamics of human relationships. She plays and shapes fiction and reality seamlessly shifting drama and humour through well-constructed structures.
Ham & Passion – Denada Dance Theatre
“Daring, audacious, sublimely and riotously funny” The Stage
Carlos Pons Guerra has choreographed an evening of seductive, provocative and alluring contemporary dance theatre that perverts the senses. Kitschy, filmic and darkly hilarious, it promises to be a gender‐bending night of luscious entertainment.
21,000 Miles of Rail – Hannah Butterfield
It isn’t a show about one person or one story or one, one-way ticket. It’s a season pass taking you on a number
of routes, through a number of stations, following a number of people making their way… somewhere.