"I am better educated than you, and I don't love you one bit. That's my side of the case."

Through vocal music, choreography and an original text, Vocal Motions Elastic Theatre embarks on an epic journey across the historical depictions of Mary Magdalene. Bridging the gap between music theatre and experimental performance, a large cast of eclectic performers reconstructs the controversial stories surrounding this iconic character: from the canonical gospels to secret agnostic texts, medieval legends and contemporary conspiracy theories. In a unique staging for The Space, this is an atmospheric and thought-provoking piece not to be missed.

This delightful new adaptation of the classic returns to Barons Court (due to very considerable audience damand!) for an extended run. Unmissable!

Where else can you see Jenny Eclair, Sean Hughes, Russell Howard and a host of brilliant new comedians on a Sunday night?

Ever since he first saw her, Frederick Clegg has been obsessed with Miranda Grey. Having abducted and imprisoned her he soon finds reality is far from his fantasy.

It’s late September in Grinmouth-on-Sea. Frank (a handsome rock singer) and Tom (his business manager) visit Baroness Lemberg, Palmist and Clairvoyante.

Rosie Wilkinson and Helen O’Brien serve up an organic, gluten free evening of grass fed sketches and freshly slaughtered comedy characters.

The play is a monologue in verses that reminds the metric structure of Italian melodramatic texts. Two characters are in the scene, two young women, of whom only one speaks. She speaks to her companion, to the spectators and to herself.

Shanghai, Summer 1935. An outwardly normal family is trapped in a dark web of hidden desire which threatens to destroy them.