Past Productions

A lyrical tragedy that explored themes of love, fate, and the destructive pull of honour and desire. Set beneath the blazing sun of rural Andalucía, this powerful retelling of Federico García Lorca’s masterpiece wove poetic movement and striking imagery through this timeless story, creating an unforgettable theatrical experience.

A haunting masterpiece that explores themes of beauty, vanity, and the corrupting pursuit of eternal youth. Set against the glittering decadence of Victorian London, this bold adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s classic novel foregrounds its queer themes, exploring love, desire, repression, and identity in a society determined to suppress them.

A gripping tragedy that explored themes of revenge, betrayal, and their brutal consequences. Set in 1960s gangland London, with its shocking violence and complex characters, this dark tale delves deep into the abyss of human emotion, making it one of Shakespeare’s most provocative works, and one of The Company's most triumphant productions.

A hilariously disastrous play within a play. Audiences were delighted by the unexpected twists and turns, and the calamitous comedy that unfolded. The first half showed the incompetent dress rehearsal, while the second half took audiences through the murderous opening night.

With a plot based on a detective with a belief in the fundamental interconnectedness of all things — this show kept audiences guessing until the very end. They raved about how funny, ambitious and complex it was. It featured stellar performances, intricate tech design, original Douglas Adams-inspired animations and an impromptu musical number of a 1987 classic.

A gothic horror story told on the stage, with a gender reversed cast to give this classic tale a new burst of life and depth. Our audiences raved about how our version delved into the darkness of the story by portraying the full range of horror and tragedy. Based on the novel by Bram Stoker, our production was an original adaptation from Alice Ravencroft.

A tale of love and loneliness. Our production featured very minimalistic staging in order to enhance the character relationships and allow what was happening on the stage to shine. In collaboration with stunning lighting effects and musical design that transported you into the 1990s, this moving play made audiences both laugh and cry.

This play was originally performed in modern dress with very few props, costumes and minimal set at The Globe in 1599. Our production used ‘found’ costume and props, dynamically used lighting as well as soundand built in movement to help tell the story of this Shakespearean classic. Audiences found this show gripping, fast-paced and unexpectedly emotional.

Six strangers in a farmhouse, surrounded by zombies — what could go wrong? More than just a recreation of the story, this show was a hilarious re-imagining celebrating the history and influence of the original 1968 film. It featured a grey-scale set, costume and lighting design that perfectly complimented some stellar comedic performances and creatively timed sound effects.

Set in the Jazz Age, the play follows narrator Nick Carraway as he gets swept into the underground world of mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby. Based on the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, our production was an original adaptation from director Sam Islam. With magnificent performances by the cast along with stunning technical features, audiences were transported back to the 1920s.

Jane Eyre is a story of strength and resilience. This version had grittiness, tragedy, heart-warming moments of friendliness, companionship and romance. Featuring an ensemble cast and the use of the ensemble as narrators to vocalise Jane’s inner voice, this creative production was particularly touching. It created new Brontë fans and captured the hearts of long-time fans.

Hoping to cause a sensation in the field of para-psychology, Dr. John Montague rents Hill House, a secluded manor with a reputation for being haunted. He invites three participants: Eleanor, Theodora and Luke. It featured hauntingly beautiful performances as well as an original score along with stellar lighting effects to set the mood for this horror masterpiece.

Arcadia explores the relationship between past/present, order/disorder, and certainty/uncertainty. In the past, it follows Thomasina, a bright teenager well ahead of her time. In the present, Hannah is trying to understand the truth about what happened in Thomasina’s time. This dynamic production kept audiences enthralled until the very last moment, when times collides.

It’s 1660, the monarchy is back, pleasure is in vogue and you can even see a woman on the stage. The play follows Nell Gwynn’s meteoric rise from orange seller to mistress of the king as she navigates the bawdy world of restoration theatre and the treacherous royal court. This colourful production featured enthusiastic ensemble performances that stole audience hearts.