Theatre

Seduction by Jack Heifner produced by Shameless Boyz Theatre company. A play based on Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde full of sexual intrigue with a all male gay interpretation ."Sexually, it's as full-blooded as a randy bull on Viagra. What more could you want? See it now!" 5 Stars - QX Magazine.

NB This performance is limited to 50 seats. If you want to attend this performance please contact Subterfuge Cabaret to reserve a seat, quoting your ticket reference number, name and a contact email.

Headstate by Irvine Welsh produced by Bittersweet Theatre company. Originally conceived as a 'pre-club night' rather than a long-running play, this theatre piece is both a snapshot of and a hard-edged investigation into uncomfortable contemporary truths. Mickey sells love; Tina has given it away; John denies it; and Martin Sykes, the butcher, will always use it for a scam. Headstate is a shocking and humorous look at modern Britian; where we are now and how we got here.

Tales of the Great Unwashed

Resonance Radio Orchestra Live Broadcast

Drawing on the talents of Resonance104.4fm, "the best radio station in the world" (Village Voice), the Resonance Radio Orchestra brings new music into equilibrium with text, sound engineering with conceptual art, performance with broadcast. The Orchestra is a floating pool of three dozen players, actors, writers, composers, improvisers coming together to participate in the creation of what is in effect a new art form. The instrumentation is not traditional but instead includes mixing desk, laptop, Foley devices and prerecorded sound effects alongside guitar, violin and drums. Performers include Ben Drew, Alfredo Genovesi, Chris Weaver, Tom Besley, Max O'Brien with sound engineers Xentos and Tom Wallace; and actors Tam dean Burn and Catherine Hoffman. Tonight's piece, a radio operetta in two parts, is adapted from stories written by the young Scottish writer Ian Brotherhood. Tales of the Great Unwashed are set in a pub and inside the heads of its regulars, whose halluncinatory experiences under the influence of too much booze are tragicomic portraits of life on the edge.