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The Queen's Guard Dog
May 2024
Based on the Japanese story by Yana Toboso, we're transported back to Victorian London, where the infamous 'Ripper' has been terrorising Whitechapel.
Adapted & Directed by our own Ren Twinn, we delve into London's underbelly of deception, betrayal and murder, as Jack the Ripper goes on their murderous rampage, followed by the inquisitive House of one young master, and his protective butler.
The Trial of Joshua Slade
December 2023
"The Trial of Joshua Slade" is a compelling theatrical reenactment that delves into the 1827 murder of Stukely's own Reverend Waterhouse, and the subsequent trial of Joshua Slade. Set in the authentic location of Huntingdon Town Hall's Court, this historically rooted production offers a faithful portrayal of the very real events that gripped a community. Recently enhanced to include the events leading up to the trial, it weaves a factual narrative based on original records and reports.
This Play was performed with special thanks to the Mayor of Huntingdon & the staff at Huntingdon Town Hall
Model Behaviour
March 2023
Mr Smallwood's class will be participating in a 'Model United Nations' project today. Playground politics fuels a tongue-in-cheek classroom battle as told by a narcissistic control freak, devil-may-care rebel, superhero enthusiast who thinks peanuts are diamonds, and a kid obsessed with war. House Points to the one who manages to avert nuclear disaster?
By Jon Brittain
This Play was performed as part of the National Theatre Connections Project
Zero for the Young Dudes
November 2022
Having lost a youth revolution in the UK, the children of today live in internment under the watchful eye of guards. The children have been denied their youth, and will win it back however their imaginations (and explosives) can muster.
By Alistair MacDowell
The Atlantean Candidate
July 2022
Set in a fictional country; Atlantis, the son of its current head of state must wrestle with his father's indifference, and his own disastrous inheritance whilst Spain threatens Atlantean seas. Full of serious themes with light hearted gags about current affairs in this parallel universe, where Atlantis is a real nation.
Written & Directed by our own Dan Morris
Cable Street
March 2022
The steady rise of National Socialism in early 20th Century Europe has encouraged the anti-semitic cohorts of the British Union of Fascists, to bully & harrass the Jewish East End of London. The Battle of Cable Street is a true historical event, this play tells the story of a dangerous love affair right in the heart of that struggle.
By Lisa Goldman
This Play was performed as part of the National Theatre Connections Project
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A light, playful and nuanced play that centres on an ordinary Tuesday that is rocked when a tear rips across the sky over a school. It starts pulling up pupils & staff while at the same time raining down a whole new set of people. But then, that’s what happens when parallel worlds collide. Right?
By Alison Carr
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