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Autumn Season Announced

We are pleased to announce our Autumn Season 2012. Highlights include That Face, The Last Five Years, Coriolanus and Me, as a Penguin. More information here.

Next week

Rum and Vodka
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May, Corpus Playroom
Follow our hero on a lost weekend; sink a pint or six with him and he’ll share with you his story. (more...)

Obedience/Authority
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May, Corpus Playroom
What happens when the scientist becomes the subject? A new play where misinformation is the only certainty. (more...)

Coming soon

Rum and Vodka
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May, Corpus Playroom
Follow our hero on a lost weekend; sink a pint or six with him and he’ll share with you his story. (more...)

Obedience/Authority
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May, Corpus Playroom
What happens when the scientist becomes the subject? A new play where misinformation is the only certainty. (more...)

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Rum and Vodka
Conor McPherson
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May
£6/£5

Rum and vodka: a libation with the power to wake the dead.

First produced when the author was twenty, Conor McPherson's (The Weir, The Veil) Rum and Vodka is a soul baring monologue from a young man who smashes out of his routine and embarks on a three day bender through Dublin that threatens to consume him entirely.

Follow our hero on a lost weekend; sink a pint or six with him and he'll share with you his story.

Obedience/Authority
Fergus A. Blair
Tuesday 22nd May - Saturday 26th May
£6/£5

What happens when the scientist becomes the subject and autocracy becomes anarchy? How far can a man be pushed before he breaks?

Obedience/Authority, a new play from an award-winning poet, is the story of a confrontation between a scientist testing the limits of human obedience and an artist struggling to cling on to his own sanity. What begins as a simple – if ethically questionable – experiment soon devolves into a complex game of intimidation and misinformation. Allegiances are formed and broken, loyalties are won and lost and a story that must be told slowly and chillingly emerges.

Inspired by the Milgram electric chair, one of history’s most controversial experiments, Obedience/Authority is by turns funny, moving and terrifying, and will have you leave the theatre unsure of the beliefs you came in with.