Gary Steele

Set in the 1940s, the play upturns conventional ideas of good and bad.

Inspired by Victorian horror novels, the play tells the story of a forbidden love.

2030. Edinburgh. Everything goes according to plan until a stranger appears.

Someone disappears and the whole balance of the village is turned upside down…

A celebration of the human imagination, where all possibilities meet.

It was as if the last light in the world had been switched off…

A fantastic story of Gyro Proon – and all the anguish, desire and despair it comes with.

A group of artists struggling to survive in Paris in the middle of the last century.

A haunting tale of one woman’s confronting her past.

A railway in the middle of nowhere, everyone waits for the train to the Lucky Star to arrive.

When Noah finds himself on board the Titanic, he knows something is amiss. But, when Dorothy shakes hands with Toto all hell breaks loose.

The story of a dying prophet whose last days are plagued by dreams of what might become of the world.

Celebrating the delights and disasters that befall two young couples, and the mysterious chance encounters they experience one balmy Summer’s Night…

There’s been a train crash. Passengers reel across the stage in contorted slow motion. Finally they freeze into a silent tableau, a sea of sprawling arms and legs.

As life burgeons in the waters, our hero, Skyheart, begins to explore his surroundings and wonder what lies beyond.

A story of a simple town, Strathjarr, famous for its jams, jellies and boillings, being threatened by the pursuit of profit.

The story follows the dastardly theft of colour from the world and the gallant efforts of our hero and his dog to bring it back and relieve the gloom.

Through the exploits of the Mackechenie family we travel into space to the distant planet of Clunoid to save it from destruction by the Megaloths.

A performance project based loosely on the ancient Chinese legend of Monkey.