‘Be My Baby’ follows the life of pregnant 19 year old, Mary Adams. Forcibly sent to a Mother and Baby Home in the north of England by a mother intent on keeping up appearances, Mary – along with the other girls in the home – has to cope with both the shame and the dawning realization that she will have to give the baby up for adoption whether she likes it or not. Despite their harrowing circumstances and an overbearing matron, the girls stick by each other through the hard times as they sing along to the girl-group songs of the period.

'You don't have to be young, female or unmarried to find it immensely touching' The Times

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.

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.