Imagine David Lynch meets Sesame Street, meets Fred Rogers, meet Broadway, but wait - make everything rainbow, and dial up the saturation to eleven, and you might have a sense of what NEUROMANTIC is like…

The story is presented in a way that’s half blair-witch, half black-ops. Perched on her esky, Lila’s speech is directed not at the audience but at her camcorder, which would seem almost confessional, if only she felt even a little guilty…

Ricky’s world of zero-hour contracts, economic slavery, dehumanising jobs - with no time for bathroom breaks whilst driving so he’s forced to piss in a bottle - is one that will be familiar to…

Throw away all your expectations, this is The Bacchae like you haven’t seen it before…

When the Light Leaves is one of those gems of theatre that have the capacity to really affect you…

All the big pawns are on the board: love, revolution, treason…

By Jasmijn Van Houten. Father and son are cramped into a tiny red car while a caricatured pastoral English landscape passes them by. It could be the beginning of a weekend road trip, but the pair are on their way to the morgue…