Our
Shows
Check out our upcoming and past shows.
Cabaret Night
Cygnet Theatre, April 2025
We present a variety of comic scenes and songs from Tom Lehrer, Victoria Wood and musicals like Cabaret and Hamilton, plus new material written by the company.
Expect a range of humour from wordplay to physical comedy to the surreal, plus a touch of glamour and sparkle.
The bar will be open for drinks and light refreshments, and dressing up for the evening is optional.
The Uninvited
by Jody Medland
Landmark Theatre, September 2024
A work-in-progress sharing in collaboration with PenWorksMedia, part of Landmark Theatre Ilfracombe's Welcome Weekender Festival. Written and directed by Jody Medland.
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After emigrating to Australia to run a new guest house, the future looks rosy for a young couple – until an unwanted guest checks in to make them face an atrocity from their past...
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The Uninvited is an original ghost story in the vein of shows such as 2:22 A Ghost Story, Blithe Spirit, and The Birthday Party.
Appearances
by Lori Hilson
Barnstaple Fringe Festival, June 2024
A sensitive and intimate play following the lives of three very different people at the height of lockdown in May 2020.
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Gina, Hannah and Sid are neighbours. In the normal course of things they might not have much in common but ironically it is isolation which brings them all together.
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We get to explore a moment in modern history everyone has an experience of and an opportunity to share in a story that might have happened on your street. Exploring themes of loss, empathy, desperation and endurance, Appearances offers a cathartic look at a trio of very human stories layered on top of each other.
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Everyone has a story to tell but it's only when you see all of them that you get the full picture. We are seldom equipped to imagine what lies beneath the surface of the people around us. All the characters see of each other is 'appearances'.
June 28th, 29th, and 30th
At the Queens Theatre, Barnstaple
Derailed
Three plays by Sam Burns, Lori Hilson and Ute Orgassa
Summer tour, 2024
Three new comic plays about the assumptions we make about ourselves and our neighbours – and how very wrong these can be.
Can a stranger on the underground turn Brian’s life around?
What are the three neighbours hiding from each other as they clap politely for the NHS?
Will Xandra, Yates and Zebb, trapped in a comedy of misunderstandings, believe the truth about each other when they see it?
All our characters believe they know what direction their lives will take – but their fates are about to take an unexpected course. Mind the gap and come on a fantastical ride with us.
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"An Absurd Lynchian Delight" - Clare Gulliver, Fringe Theatrefest on ‘A Different Track’