Current Productions
Killing It
In comedy, “to kill” is the highest compliment.
Lola Martin has been killing it every night. And on the last night of her standup tour, she hopes to kill again.
From the mic stand, Lola takes us on her journey through the highs and lows of comedy: overpriced lessons in “how to be funny”, bombing in front of audiences, and her complicated relationship with Greg – which has started bleeding into her set.
Killing It is a comedy about comedy – and how far someone is prepared to go to get the laugh.
So, just where does she get her material from?
The Union Theatre, Southwark
November 24 - 26 @ 7.30pm
Parasocial Activity
Jenny meets her favourite A-List celebrity in Costa and they instantly fall in love. She knows that they are meant to be, but some jealous sceptics don't seem to agree. How far will she go in the name of love? Parasocial Activity is a dark comedy exploring parasocial relationships in the digital age.
Praise for previous work: 'A triumph' **** (BroadwayBaby.com), 'Martha had my attention instantly' ***** (EdFringeReview.com), 'An intricately written, impeccably acted, and perfectly pitched piece of Fringe theatre' ***** (BingeFringe.com).
Winner of Scotsman Fringe First 2026, Runner Up of Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence and Filipa Braganca Award.
NEWS COMING SOON
The Colour of Bee Larkham's Murder
The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder is a coming-of-age mystery told through the extraordinary perspective of Jasper Wishart, a boy who sees the world in colours others cannot. When his neighbour Bee disappears and Jasper believes he may be responsible, he must untangle his fractured memories to uncover the truth — before someone else silences him.
We are pleased to confirm Jordan Li-Smith and Michael Conley will be working together to write and compose this adaptation.
In Development