Writing

Brings climate change, self-expression and other important themes for young audiences whilst maintaining the charm of the original story.

A wonderful reading of the Bard’s lesser-known play, where we glimpse at the incongruity between structures of power, morality and freedom.

A powerful ode to humanity, both lost and found, during times of war and the fragility of the moments we live through in between.

An eclectic musical celebration of diverse cultural flavours that is a thoroughly entertaining experience.

A well-crafted analysis of the many layers carried within modern-day relationships, and the clash between individual and shared identities.

A sharply-written farce about a lovers’ quarrel in the backdrop of the war, willing to risk it all in the name of honour, dignity and love.

An exciting and urgent production that reimagines the feud between Montague and Capulet households in present-day London.

A riveting production by Joël Pommerat that highlight's the the story's more salient themes of age, loneliness and fear.

An attempt to find the funny in a larger commentary about faith and those who are entrusted with that responsibility in our communities.

A stellar reimagination of female characters from Euripedes’ plays in a contemporary setting.

An arresting presentation of a family’s darkest moment, with an understated portrayal of mental health and depression.

A darkly funny take on what happens when two distinct personalities find themselves stuck together for an inordinate amount of time.

A series of unfiltered conversations shared between cubicles that speak of sisterhood and survival.

a deeply moving representation of one woman’s extraordinary struggle to overthrow a world order she was born into.

A nuanced, emotional commentary on gun violence in America through its focus on survivors and their words, unfiltered and unedited.