
This is the second time Motherboard Productions have performed Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine this year.

It would be hard to dream up two plays more different than Booze Furniture Sex and Nameless. Together, they make a truly bizarre double bill.

Ma Lu and Ming Ming are not star-crossed lovers as such, but rather are caught in a web of unrequited love. At first intriguing, this tale gradually descends into the dungeons of despair.

The timeless tale of an ambitious yet corrupt King is brought to life on stage by the intersection of historic talent; William Shakespeare and Giuseppe Verdi.


As part of Lior’s By Request tour, the audience gets the chance to request songs from any of his three studio albums or a cover of, well, just about anything.

Belong, with carefully thought out, and finely detailed contemporary hybridisation of traditional dance, jazz, aikido, contemporary dance and classical ballet, is a thumping heart of a work.