An award-winning one-woman show written by Christopher York, directed by Paul Robinson, and performed by the incredible Serena Manteghi, Build a Rocket follows the story of bubbly Yasmin—a young girl in Scarsborough whose life is transformed when she becomes pregnant at sixteen.
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The true story of the conception of Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill’s groundbreaking work, The Threepenny Opera, this play with music is funny, gripping and aesthetically compelling.
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Scottish Opera has produced a magnificent operatic experience will be entertaining not only for opera lovers, but also young audiences and those looking to expand their theatrical horizons.
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Drone is a conceptual, thought-provoking and unique piece of art. It is an amalgamation of significant performance chops, canny and poetic spoken word, trippy projections, and especially impressive sound design which buzzes throughout the entire hour of performance.
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A collaboration between noted choreographer Rosie Kay and The British Army, 10 Soldiers at the Festival Theatre is emotional, entertaining, and accessible.
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Moving, artistic, and abstract, this performance explores duality and trauma effectively through storytelling, animation, and illustration in spite of a few questionable choices.
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