
The geometric 90s looking set design tell you immediately that you’re in for something new and different with this production of Othello.

This brilliant play was strewn with hilarious one-liners and physical comedy which only thinly veiled Orton’s social commentary on law enforcement and the sometimes disturbing aspects of human nature.

Boston Marriage is a delight. A viciously funny comedy of manners with the earthy vulgarity typical of Mamet’s writing. The combination of crudeness and elevated wit is intoxicating.

English director Peter Brook, a theatre maestro whose career spans nearly 70 years, has created a simple, profound work about conflict.


Nothing is sacred. Anyone and anything is fair game. Those are the rules and I wouldn’t expect any less of an improvised comedy evening.