Theodora van der Beek as Ram of God

Ram of God is a God-complexed sheep prophet of a made-up religion. In a playful and irreverent way it looks at gender/sexuality’s fraught relationship to religion and idols, and how a power and dependency dynamic is created. “Theatres were one of the first to close when Covid-19 hit and will likely be the last to reopen,” says photographer Richard Davenport

Adam Baker, Grace Gallagher, Angelina Cliff and Canice Ward as Ugly Bucket

Ugly Bucket process the death of a friend in the only way they know how: a high energy maelstrom of clowning, movement, verbatim and thumping techno tracks. Good Grief is a paranormal physical performance of loss and the memories left behind

Helen Reuben as Marianne

Saviour is Helen Reuben’s debut one-woman show. It’s about faith, false prophets and what happens when you’re 30 and don’t know who the hell you are

Rachel Barnes, Lilly Pollard and Gracie Lai as Sugar Coat

Based on a true story (and pop-punk feminism), Sugar Coat follows the coming of age of a young woman, spanning eight years of sexual highs and lows, from 90s shag bracelets to 21st century non-monogamous relationships

Robyn Grant as Ursula the Sea Witch

From the multi-award-winning Fat Rascal Theatre comes the untold story of Ursula the Sea Witch, a tell-all of sex, sorcery and suckers revealing what really happened under the sea

Katie Arnstein in Sticky Door

Katie was very sexually active. She was also extremely depressed. Join her as she examines whether the two things are connected. A storytelling show with songs about sex, stigma and cystitis

The PappyShow performing BOYS

Celebrating male tenderness, silliness, vulnerability and community with a cast of young men, BOYS gives us a window to share their experiences, hopes, families and globe-spanning heritage. Unscripted with each story told afresh in every performance, BOYS hopes to unravel preconceptions and uncover the endless possibilities that can make up a man

Rhys Lewis Jones and Robert Patrick Tay are Morgan & West: Unbelievable Science 2.0

Morgan & West present captivating chemistry, phenomenal physics, and bonkers biology in this fun-for-all-the-family science extravaganza. Explosive thrills, chemical spills and a risk assessment that gives their stage manager chills, all backed up by the daring duo’s detailed knowledge of scientific methods

Grace Church and Chloe Young as Frills and Spills

Profiteroles, petticoats and power games - Stumble Trip Theatre presents Frills and Spills, a raucous show about privilege and class

Tony Law

Once the black hole of death gets you in its gravity, it starts pulling you in. But Tony Law refuses to approach the event horizon in any other way than absurdly, stupidly and surreally

Zachary Hunt, Nathan Parkinson and Tom Roe as Police Cops

In a gritty northern town in 1999, a kitchen-sink drama turns into a vampire-slaying horror epic. Supercharged physical comedy with more vampires than you can shake a stake at, this latest show from the acclaimed trio is a rip-roaring display of raucous physical comedy

Circus Abyssinia: Ethiopian Dreams

Inspired by a true story, this is the tale of two Ethiopian brothers – Little Bibi and Little Bichu – whose dream of joining the circus is made real by the Man in the Moon. The show delves into the rhythms and roots of Ethiopia’s rich musical and artistic traditions to weave its story through death-defying tricks, and feats of juggling, clowning and contortion, all performed to the irresistible beats of Ethiopian song

Helen Bauer in Madam Good Tit

A work in progress show of Bauer’s thoughts and feelings on pretty much everything

Angus Castle-Doughty, Charlie Macvicar and George John from Incognito Theatre

Set at the end of the 19th century, a five-man badminton team are sent on a quest to vanquish a mysterious beast that has been terrorising the English countryside. Along the way, challenges are faced and truths are revealed, as Incognito interrogate the notions of friendship, brotherhood, and how men express their emotions and support each other in the face of grave danger

Benjamin Salmon in Blowhole

A total riot of a solo show, Blowhole is a hilarious and tender portrait of contemporary swipe-right culture and the ever-perplexing struggle of seeking connection in our modern lives