Kristy Stott

Physical theatre company RashDash have rehashed Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters in a fierce new reimagining of the classic text.

For one night only, Quays Culture will host an exclusive FREE outdoor performance with the absolutely electrifying world-class dance-circus company, Motionhouse.

Shortlisted for the 2015 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting, Rails is a play about loneliness, dreaming and trying to hope in a town that doesn’t seem to want you to.

Performed in a courtroom setting, TRIAL​ is a brand new show about sexual violence and the devastating impact of never being believed.

Marking the 80th anniversary of Kindertransport, Diane Samuels’ deeply stirring play depicts one woman’s struggle to accept her past.

LAST CHANCE. From classic toe-tapping Broadway to contemporary Shakespeare, the award-winning Everyman Company’s exploration of ‘brave new worlds’ ends soon.

Joseph Morpurgo presents his masterpiece: Hammerhead is a boundary-smashing, 9-hour adaption of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Or is it?

Sophie Willan has had a lifetime of being branded by others – in this smash hit stand-up show, this brutally honest breakout star returns to tell us why.

Audiences are set to be served a slice of Nigel Slater’s Toast in a specially commissioned Week 53 world première at The Lowry.

Robin Herford returns to Oldham Coliseum to direct a new production of Alan Ayckbourn’s first West End hit Relatively Speaking.