the INTERNATIONAL FRINGE ENCORE PLAY SERIES

Bacon is an unflinching and unexpectedly humorous look at masculinity, sexuality and power, through the dizzying lens of youth.

Usually disabled people just want to do the right thing. But what if they don’t? What if they were out to make as much money as possible from the guilt of non-disabled, anxious people (like you)?

Esther takes us on a journey through time into the events leading up to the death of Mark. The Jury is given the responsibility to vote in favour or against a stay of Execution.

Stevenson's classic science-horror is reborn, with award-winning performer Heather-Rose Andrews in the titular role. Class, terror, and hypocrisy in Victorian London, as the search for self collides with the lure of the sensuous, taking its toll on all around Jekyll & Hyde.

Uroboros and Akmé are two contemporary dance creations. Uroboros empathetically brings to the stage moments of the cycle of life in which anyone can feel identified. Instead, Akmé exposes sensations close to the limit.

A repressed nobody who thinks of himself as somebody. An addict. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf played out between hummingbirds. And a pussy eating dog. This is Wounded.

Aberdeen is a part fantasy, part biography show, multi award-winning writer, comedian, musician and animator, Cassie Workman has an in-the-round conversation with the man himself.

Written and Directed by Blake Anderson, Split Lip tells the story of Ginava; a patient diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Split Lip explores the experience of trauma and how it affects mental health through the medium of spoken word lip-syncing.

Brendan Hunt’s latest autobiographical solo show comically explores his relationship with his departed mother, a fraught kinship that had one area of life-long concord: the music of the Beatles.