When Italian exchange student, Letizia, comes to stay at their Barnsley home for a week, the Warburton family’s life is turned upside down.Auditions: 1st, 3rd Oct3rd–6th DecBuy ticketsIn Rehearsal
David Auburn won The Pulitzer Prize and 2001 Tony Award for Best Play for Proof.
“Proof is…a play about scientists whose science matters less than their humanity…All four characters-whether loving, hating, encouraging or impeding one another – are intensely alive, complex, funny, human.” – John Simon, New York Times8th–11th OctBuy ticketsNow Showing
This unique production blends music and clothes from the era with spoken and written quotes from the literary works discussed in the play, offering fresh insight into the texts that shape the
conversations.24th–27th SepBuy ticketsShow Ended
London, 1660. King Charles II has exploded onto the scene with a love of all things loud, extravagant and sexy. Tickets are available now - click through to the show and buy them now!16th–19th JulShow Ended
Alternating between 1958 and 2008, The Pride examines changing attitudes to sexuality, looking at intimacy, identity and the courage it takes to be who you really are.14th–17th MayShow Ended
This black comedy play follows the Pascals, a wealthy family in McLean, Virginia, and the conflict that ensues after oldest son Marty surprises the family with news that he is engaged.26th–29th MarShow Ended
Despite the raging storm outside, it seems like a perfectly normal night for an employee meeting at the local coffee shop, The Bean Shack. That is until the lights go out, and someone winds up dead. In this over-the-top whodunit, it’s all about latte art, caffeine content and the imminent threat of death.18th–21st DecShow Ended
Are we prepared to have the world outside of our borders burn if we can remain protected inside our moats? What will it take for people to see that this way of life cannot go on? 16th–19th OctShow Ended
Yerma and Juan love each other but after several years of marriage they are childless and people have started to gossip. Who, if anyone, is to blame...?10th–13th JulShow Ended
Welcome to England's pleasant pastures, and to St George’s Day at the annual Flintlock fair. This may be England's green and pleasant land, but there is definitely trouble in paradise.
Opening Night is sold out and all other performances close to being so too. So, don't delay, or you may miss the Fair!23rd–27th AprOlder
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