The great puppet master, Philippe Genty, invites us to join Ulysses and his shipmates for an incredible journey. The wittiness of the text meets the virtuosity in object and puppet manipulation in this creative adaptation of Homer's Odyssey. 

Deeply moving, often funny love story of a mother's fight for her intelligent, disabled and silent son. ‘Spellbinding, heartening ... a unique theatrical experience' (Prunella Scales and Timothy West).

How far would you go to seek revenge? Stacey wants an explanation and bloody retribution! She may have gone too far... From the creators of Heroin(e) for Breakfast comes an explosive new play that takes no prisoners! 

Imagine total gender freedom. Changing sex is as easy as getting dressed. Boyfriends can become girlfriends, daughters can become sons. A gene-juggling, biopunk vision of a world and its specie in disarray. 'A riot' (Scotsman on Uninvited).

1976-1988. Two fat men pretend to fight. One hundred million watch. This award-winning comedy play revives these behemoths’ bizarre world. Starring Herald Angel winner Ross Gurney (Follow Me) and Dave Mounfield (Count Arthur Strong). ‘Fascinatingly funny’

Gordon: a one-man show written and performed by Ian Winter. All the king's horses and all the king's men can't put him back together again. Madness is in all of us, pain is the result of admitting it.

Shakespeare's most gruesome play reimagined as a living, breathing, bleeding graphic novel. Set against the backdrop of post-Communist Russia, this adaptation combines timeless Shakespearean traditions with gritty modern themes: how far will you go for re

Cameron's in NYC. Eilidh's in Scotland. Can love really travel so far? A huge story told on a very human scale. 'When shallow connection is so normal, this show is exquisitely relevant', 'hopeful, real and warm' (preview audience).

Newberg High School, Oregon, presents a fresh new musical adaptation of Moliere’s masterpiece set in 1960s Paris. Argan, the hypochondriac, is tricked into discovering that love conquers all and all we have is now.

Students have always been revolting but this time it's different. The country's a mess and this lot are going to do something - they're just not sure what. An award-winning new comedy that might just save the world.

Wilson is lost until he discovers Her. Eyes light up and a battery heart begins to beat. Lecoq trained company Superbolt Theatre use physicality and absurd humour to tell the electric love story between man and robot.

‘Eloquently translated … impossible to forget…’ (Michael Billington, Guardian). ‘Warm, rich, even poetic’ (James Naughtie, Times). Chile, 1973; a brutal military coup. This critically acclaimed play remembers, with poetic beauty and overwhelming love, a w

The creative team behind Cincinnati (Fringe First winner, 2002) reunites to present the voices of Eve, the first woman and mother of us all, and Jesus of Nazareth, Son of God.

When impoverished Kino finds the pearl of the world he believes his family's life will be transformed, but is blind to the danger of possessing something that everyone wants. Steinbeck's timeless story of wealth, greed and love. www.dumbshow.org

A riotous body-swap comedy from hotly tipped Fringe First winner, DC Jackson. 'One of Scotland's finest young writers' (Scotsman), 'DC Jackson is clearly one to watch' (Independent). Directed by double Fringe First winner Phillip Breen.