Gethsemane

David Hare is not shy about expressing his discontent with modern politics in the most emphatic manner. Stuff Happens was a blistering attack on the Iraq war and Gethsemane comes from a similar place. While it is somewhat less potent, Gethsemane will perhaps last longer than Stuff Happens because it asks broader questions about loyalty, powerbroking and manipulation.
My World Tour!
One Noffs
Don Juan In Soho

This is a play about sex, sex, drugs, sex and people being bad in such a good way. Patrick Marber is definitely one of Britain’s best active playwrights, his scripts are hilarious, serious, witty, tender and satirical. In his latest script, Don Juan in Soho, he turns his attention to the individualistic nature of our society. He exposes the fundamental flaws in a world that encourages instant gratification, instant notoriety and a disregard for the consequences. Without ever lecturing the audience, Marber forces us to question our involvement and complicity in this world.
Muse – The Resistance
Blessed

During the course of one day and night, seven children wander the streets in an urban odyssey. But not all of them will find their way home. Dawn breaks, and it’s the same day but now we experience the viewpoint of the five mothers. Over the course of their respective journeys we understand that they are as lost and defenceless as the children they care for. BLESSED is a film about mothers and children, about love and beauty, about being lost and finding your way home.






