Double Take weaves together stories that encourage us to look closer, think again and delight in the unexpected.
Thank god you’re here! A dead mime needs help.
‘In a dark, dark house on a dark, dark, street, a house of horrors wakes from sleep’.
Award-winning writer and performer Kit Loyd presents a gloriously frenetic debut hour of physical comedy.
A tragicomic one-woman show about the absurdity of searching for a home today.
We paint various pictures on stage using the traditional Korean hat called sangmo. You’ll have a mysterious experience with us, and it will make you want to come back again.
In this non-stop series of wordless comedy sketches, Hank Curry embarks on a picaresque journey through the pitfalls and pratfalls of modern life by trying on several unique identi…
Thomas is a remarkable, unconventional introvert – typically fiddling and fumbling his way through a 9 to 5 job, occasionally looking up to admire his wide-eyed and equally shy c…
After a seven-year hiatus from the Fringe, Trygve Wakenshaw returns with his new hilarious mime-clown-comedy show.
It’s hard to know how much to say about the content of Nomad, a physical theatre piece by Gözde Atalay, because disorientation was such a strong part of my experience.
Through movement and masks, this deeply emotional and non-verbal work follows a pair of elderly artists as a disease forces them to relive and reinvent their love.
Drawing from their expertise in commedia dell’arte, mime and Argentine tango, Los Guardiola use the universal and timeless language of movement to tell stories inspired by the wo…
The rhythm of the tango underpins Los Guardiola - The Comedy of Tango in this superb production from Musique et Toile, but the show is much broader than the one dance form.
A story of life.
A whirlwind of mime and comedy, join Paul as he meets his in-laws for the first time.
A mesmerising piece of physical theatre, set in the maze-like train system of Tokyo.
New physical drama that weaves together the longings and fears of five characters: a witch, a bitch, a goldfish, a sleepwalker and a salaryman.
Phineas Wakenshaw is a consummately confident performer, effortlessly charming packed out audiences with a sweet smile and immense stage presence.
Barrera is what a clown AA meeting would look like.
We’ve all been to a gallery and not paid much attention to the invigilators there to watch over the gallery.
The female object of Beethoven’s widely known composition for solo piano is unknown, though in this devised production by the York Drama Soc, she is given form and identity as th…
Animation, mime and speech come together in this neat one-man show about love at first-sight going wrong.
PaddleBoat Theatre Company has produced one of the most magical and captivating children’s shows I have seen in their latest production According to Arthur.
A belated denouement to his lauded 2005 work The Factory, award-winning performer Al Seed returns to the subject of war with striking psychological rigour.
Makoto Inoue’s non-verbal take on Shakespeare’s classic Macbeth is undoubtedly a feat.