PAST PRODUCTIONS
Here you can see examples of our work from previous productions, ranging from festivals to double bills and full length plays to outreach projects.
A two-day festival celebrating artists from the Global Majority.
Save Me A Seat is back and bigger than ever!
July 2023
A comedy-drama exploring grief, family and relationships.
Nick has just lost his Dad whilst Laura's just lost. Have A Break, Have A KitKat is a comedy-drama following a year in the life of two cousins manoeuvring grief for the first time.
June 2023
2 night accessible live comedy. Showcasing new and emerging talent
A 2 night event from Switch_MCR, platforming comics from Greater Manchester and beyond.
April 2023
In Co-Production with the Royal Exchange Theatre
Join the Royal Exchange Elders and Young Company on a personal and intimate journey examining what it is to be a leader.
April 2023
A festive festival of workshops and joy.
A seven-day festival around Manchester, bringing people together to share skills, joy and stories.
December 2022
A Horror Story
OFFIE Award Winning Horror Play.
When Ben and Claire move into a new home the past comes back to haunt them...
October/November 2022
One-half of our Double Bill of new writing
Symonie juggles life as a teenager who feels like an adult.
June/July 2022
One half of our Double Bill of new writing
Three not-quite-humans stuck at the edge of existence...
June/July 2022
A two-day festival
A weekend-long festival celebrating women and non-binary artists from the Global Majority, featuring fashion shows, dance workshops, West-African vegan food, live podcasting, poetry and live music.
March 2022
Community, rebellion and the lives of a group of young activists.
A group of young activists return to their bar after a protest against the government. Their lives are about to change forever.
February/March 2020
An exploration of the self within bureaucracy
55, 58, and 80 are all uselessly existing in a corporate space and 08 unwittingly enters their world.
February 2019
You’re invincible in your twenties. Full of life. Full of vigour.
You never wanted to grow up. So why did you? The House explores people forgoing the idea of getting old. Meet the people who said “fuck responsibility”.
February 2019
A blend of poetry & performance with young voices telling a range of powerful war stories.
A play written and performed by us, giving you an insight into ways war has impacted lives over the last century.
November 2018