Step into the Wonderland where the impossible becomes possible! 

Alice takes a daring plunge down the rabbit hole and finds herself in a topsy-turvy world of curious creatures, puzzling riddles, and delightful 
surprises. Join her on a whirlwind journey through Wonderland, where tea parties never end and every corner hides magic. This enchanting adaptation unfolds in lively episodes from Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.

A kaleidoscope of colour, laughter, and imagination, the adventure brims with whimsy, wonder, and just enough mystery to keep dreamers of all ages joyfully entertained.

Power. Passion. Betrayal. Christmas with the Plantagenets is no holiday — it’s war. 

A sibling rivalry, betrayal, and scheming in the dungeons — The Lion in Winter by James Goldman roars with wit and passion. Both comedic and dramatic, this modern classic plunges us into the turbulent world of the Plantagenets. At its centre is Eleanor of Aquitaine — the brilliant, imprisoned queen and richest woman in the world — who is released for Christmas only to spar with her formidable husband, King Henry II. As their sons claw for the crown and lovers complicate loyalties, the royal family turns yuletide cheer into a war of words, wills, and power. After all, as Eleanor wryly observes: “Every family has its ups and downs...”

Shipwrecks, sorcery, and second chances. 

The Tempest whirls together magic, betrayal, revenge, and redemption on a mysterious island. Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan, has lived in exile with his daughter Miranda after his own brother’s treachery. When he conjures a mighty storm to wreck his enemies on the shore, the stage is set for tangled plots, wild spirits, and schemes of power. With the ethereal Ariel carrying out Prospero’s designs and the rebellious Caliban plotting, every moment teeters between chaos and wonder. One of Shakespeare's most enchanting and thought-provoking plays.

Youth@theLittleJuniors—The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Step into the magical world of Narnia with Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter as they journey through the wardrobe into a land of wonder, danger, and adventure. Will they find the courage to defeat the White Witch and bring hope to Narnia? A timeless tale of bravery and friendship brought to life by our talented young performers.

Youth@theLittleSeniors—a thrilling double bill  
In Sam Holcroft’s The Wardrobe, history comes alive as a single piece of furniture witnesses centuries of secrets, survival, and the stories of those who hid within. Then, Sondheim’s Into the Woods Jr. twists classic fairy tales together in a magical, musical adventure where wishes come true—just not always as expected. Two unforgettable journeys, one extraordinary evening, showcasing the talent and imagination of our brilliant teenagers.

A collection of Short Pieces, featuring local writers.

We all strive for connection, for validation, and to be seen. Connecting with each other is vital for everyone. Yet how often do we connect, even when we try our hardest? A wonderful and inspiring collection of shorts about the things that connect us or disconnect us from each other and ourselves.

The attic burns with secrets untold in our 800th Production!

In Polly Teale’s bold reimagining, Bertha Mason - the infamous “madwoman in the attic”- steps from the shadows and emerges as the living embodiment of Jane’s suppressed longings and rage. A daring interpretation that reveals the storm beneath Charlotte Brontë’s classic. Dive into Jane’s inner world and unearth the psychological battles between passion and restraint, duty and desire. Arresting and emotionally charged, this adaptation breathes raw, urgent life into one of literature’s most enduring heroines — a Jane Eyre like no other.

The attic burns with secrets untold in our 800th Production!

In Polly Teale’s bold reimagining, Bertha Mason - the infamous “madwoman in the attic”- steps from the shadows and emerges as the living embodiment of Jane’s suppressed longings and rage. A daring interpretation that reveals the storm beneath Charlotte Brontë’s classic. Dive into Jane’s inner world and unearth the psychological battles between passion and restraint, duty and desire. Arresting and emotionally charged, this adaptation breathes raw, urgent life into one of literature’s most enduring heroines — a Jane Eyre like no other.

When Jane Austen forgets the ending, the characters write it themselves...

What happens when the writer loses the plot? Emma Watson is 19, new in town, and newly cut off by her wealthy aunt. Sent back to the family home, she and her sisters must marry — and quickly. Otherwise, they face poverty, spinsterhood, or worse: a lifetime trapped with their boorish brother and his dreadful wife. So far, so Austen. But here’s the twist — Jane Austen never finished The Watsons. Who will write Emma’s happy ending now? Brimming with wit, mischief, and a touch of theatrical magic, this sparkling play peeks under the bonnet of Austen’s world and asks: What can characters do when their author abandons them?

When Power Demands a Performance, the Show Must Go On… 

On the eve of a general election, the Prime Minister suddenly drops dead — or so it seems. Fearing electoral disaster without his charisma, two desperate cabinet members recruit an out-of-work actor to step into the PM’s shoes until the votes are cast. At first, it’s an amusing charade — a political performance played for laughs. But the role soon becomes dangerously real. The actor discovers that the Prime Minister wasn’t felled by a heart attack at all — he was poisoned. What begins as a playful deception spirals into a deadly game of murder, conspiracy, and ambition, laced with a wicked streak of dark comedy.

In Dolly West’s Kitchen, in the coastal town of Buncrana during the Second World War, meals are served with equal helpings of laughter, longing, and sharp-tongued debate. As her family wrestles with the personal and political battles, American soldiers arrive in town and new opportunities — and new tensions — bubble to the surface. Alliances are tested, forbidden desires spark, and the clash between tradition and change threatens to boil over. Both intimate and epic, Frank McGuinness’s play blends humour, heartbreak, and humanity, creating a portrait of ordinary lives caught up in the extraordinary sweep of history.