“Antigone” by Sophocles

20th - 23rd February in The Main House
20th and 21st at 7.30; 22nd at 2.30 and 7.30; 23rd at 5.00pm

War is over. Two brothers lie dead: one awarded a hero's burial, the other left to rot in the sun by a king's decree. A lone female voice dares to question the decision and resolves to give her brother a dignified burial, even at the cost of her own life...

“Roberto Zucco” by Bernard-Marie Koltes

20th - 23rd February in The Ron Barber Studio Theatre
20th and 21st at 7.30; 22nd at 2.30 and 7.30; 23rd at 5.00pm

A powerful psychological thriller based on a true story, Roberto Zucco follows the sinister adventure of a serial killer; a young lost soul driven to commit terrible crimes without motive.

“Pippin” Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwatrz

28th February – 1st March at 7.30pm in The Main House
Matinees: 29th & 1st at 2.30pm

Pippin is the story of Prince Pippin's quest to find personal significance. The Leading Player who is blessed with the gift of magic narrates the story. Pippin traverses through the trials of war, love, and politics before finding himself out amongst the peasants - away from the wealth and privilege of royal life. He ends up falling in love with a good widow, Catherine. In the end, the Leading Player tries to convince Pippin to just commit suicide. Pippin resists and decides to spend the rest of his life with Catherine and her young son.

‘Pippin’ contains graphic images of a violent nature.  Not suitable for children.

“Shoreditch Madonna” by Rebecca Lenkiewicz

27th February – 1st March in The Ron Barber Studio Theatre
27th at 7.45; 28th & 29th at 2.45 & 7.45; 1st at 5.00pm

A derelict space. Three urban cowboys. Two jaded bohemians. One woman, alone, in pain. Their lives collide and in an attempt to connect with each other, their conflicts unfold. A modern tale of love and loss set against the underground art world of London's East End.