By emma + pj. Set design by Pip Terry. Performed at the Polka Theatre Adventure Space. Photo credits Alex Brenner.

By Aaron Loeb. Directed by Chelsea Walker. Set and costume by Rosie Elnile. Video design Hayley Egan. First staged at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs, March 2026. Photo credits Marc Brenner.

By Jack Nicholls. Directed by Aneesha Srinivasan and David Byrne. Set and costume by Anna Reid. First staged at the Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, February 2026. Photo credits Camilla Greenwell.

by Chris Bush. Directed by Richard Fitch. Set and Costume by George P Martin. Mountview Academy pruduction staged December 2025. Photo credits Mountview/Cesare de Giglio.

by Realfake Theatre. Reworked production at the Soho Theatre Upstairs, September 2025. Original lighting design by Jodie Underwood.

By William Shakespeare, adapted by Kwame Owusu. Directed by Emily Ling Williams and Malik Nashad Sharpe. Set and costume by Liam Bunster. Performed at Theatre Royal Stratford East, August 2025. Photo credits Charlie Flint.

by Timothy X Atack. Directed by Tanuja Amarasuriya. Set and costume by Bronia Housman. Photo credits Paul Blakemore.

By Joel Tan

Directed by emma + pj. Set and costume by TK Hay. Premiered at the Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, April 2025. Photo credit Alex Brenner.

Photo credits Lucia Hunziker.

Premiered at Theater Basel Schauspielhaus, January 2025
Directed by Jaz Woodckock-Stewart
Set and costume by Rosie Elnile
Sound by Josh Anio Grigg

By Curious Directive. Directed by Jack Lowe, design by Zoe Hurwitz.

By Arthur Miller. Headlong production directed by Holly Race Roughan. Set and costume by Moi Tran. Photo credits The Other Richard.

By Tim Etchells, Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas, with Edward Fortes
Premiered at the Avignon International Festival, July 2023
Photo credits Christophe Raynaud de Lage

By Margaret Perry
Directed by Jaz Woodcock-Stewart. Set and Costume by Rosie Elnile. Premiere at the Bush theatre, London, December 2022. Photo credits Helen Murray

Produced by Ivan Putrov. Performed at the London Coliseum, November 6th 2022. Photo credits Elliott Griggs.

By SK Shlomo. Directed by Masha Kevinovna. Design by Cara Evans. First performed at the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room). Photo credits Kathryn Chapman.

By HighRise, starring HighRise Newgens. Pleasance Theatre, London, June 2022. Directed by Dominic Garfield. Set design by Ethan Cheek. Photo credits Alex Brenner.

By Action Hero. First performed at Teatro do Bairro Alto, Lisbon, April 2022. Set design by Milla Clark. Photo credits Ana Viotti.

By Sonali Bhattacharyya. Directed by Nimmo Ismail. Set and costume by Debbie Duru. Premiered at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, February 2022. Photo credit Alex Brenner.

By Tim Etchells and Aisha Orazbayeva, with Nicki Hobday, John Rowley and Chihiro Ono. First staged at the Jugenstiltheater, Vienna, as part of the Wiener Festwochen, September 2021. Produced by Forced Entertainment. Photo credits Nurith Wagner-Strauss

Sadler’s Wells, September 2021. Part of Ukrainian Ballet Gala, produced by Ivan Putrov. Choreography by Ludovic Ondiviela. Photo credits Elliot Franks.

Sadler’s Wells, September 2021. Produced by Ivan Putrov. With performances from the Ukrainian National Ballet and International guests. Photo credits: Elliot Franks

Directed by Hannah Hauer-King. Text by Sophie Swithinbank. Set and Costume by Emily Bestow. Produced by the Oxford School of Drama. Staged in the round at the Sothwark Playhouse (Little), July 2021. Photo credits Geraint Lewis.

Directed by Josh Roche. Text by Joel Tan. Set and costume by Emily Bestow. Produced by the Oxford School of Drama. Staged in the round at the Southwark Playhouse (Little) in July 2021.

By Sleepwalk Collective. Premiered December 2020, Teatro de la Abadia, Madrid. Photos by La Dalia Negra.

Breach Theatre. Directed by Billy Barrett, set and costume by Lizzy Leech. Performed at the New Diorama Theatre, London, December 2019. Photos by The Other Richard.

By Channing Tatum (Paul Hughes & Rohanne Udall) with Alex Fernandes. Developed in part at PACT Zollverein, Essen. First performed at RichMix, London, October 2019. Photos by Jemima Young.

Created and performed by Tamara Micner. Set and costume by Lauren Dix, projection art by L. Roberts. Photos by Holly Revell. First performed at Artsdepot, October 2019.

Directed by Thomas Martin, design by Alison Neighbour. First performed at VAULT Festival 2019. Photo credit Holly Revell.

Directed by Jaz Woodcock-Steward. First performed at Underbelly Edinburgh, August 2019. Photo credits: Alex Brenner

By Louise Orwin. Premiered at the Camden People's Theatre Hotbed Festival, April 2017. Photo credit Joe Twigg Photography.

By Rachel Mars. Redesigned for the Norwich Arts Centre. Photos are video still from recording at Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester.

Directed by Made In China, with the Junction Young Company. First performed at Cambridge Junction, April 2019.

By HighRise Theatre, showing at the Place, Robin Howard Dance Theatre, March 2019. Photos by Tristan Bejwan & Christa Holka.

By Made In China. Set design by Emma Bailey. First performed at the Yard Theatre, Hackney, November 2018. Photo credits: John Hunter at RULER

By Nick Field. First performed at the Harlow Playhouse, October 2018. Photo credit: Alex Brenner

By Cambridge Junction Young Company, directed by Hester Chillingworth. Performed April 2018. Photo credits: Claire Haigh

By Andrew Edwards. First performed at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow, March 2018.

With the Young Vic Taking Part company, at the Young Vic Theatre, November 2017. Directed by Thomas Martin, music by Joe Atkins and lyrics by Deanna Rodger.

By Rebecca Humphries, with Aine Flanagan Productions. First staged with design at Underbelly Cowgate as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, August 2017. Photo credit Mihaela Bodlovic, Aliceboreas Photography.

By HighRise Theatre, directed by Dominic Garfield. Premiered at Artsdepot, London, July 2017. Photos courtesy of Camilla Greenwell.

Made In China Theatre with Christopher Brett Bailey. Performed at the Unicorn Theatre, June/July 2017. Set and costume by Emma Bailey. Photo credit: Camilla Greenwell

Directed by Thomas Martin, devised with the Junction Young Company. Performed at the Cambridge Junction, April 2017. Photo credit Claire Haigh.

By Single Shoe Productions. Performance contained within a tent-like structure, in the round. Photo credits Jennifer Evans

By Vlatka Horvat. Premiered at Hebbel Am Ufer (HAU2), Berlin, January 2017. Photo credits: Hugo Glendinning.

Created by Alicia Jane Turner. Premiere at All The Right Notes Festival, Camden People's Theatre, November 2016. Photo credits Guido Mencari.

Hampstead Garden Opera. Directed by Toria Banks, set design by Emma Bailey. 10 day run November 2016, at Jackson's Lane Theatre. Photo credit Laurent Compagnon.

Design collaboration with David Alcorta. 
By Sleepwalk Collective, with Gloria March Chulvi and Malla Sofia. UK premiere at the Battersea Arts Centre, October 2016.

Photo credits: Alex Brenner.

Written and performed by Jennifer Lee. Directed by Valentina Ceschi. Premiere at Soho Theatre Upstairs, August 2016.

By Bourgeois and Maurice. Produced by Soho Theatre. First staged at Underbelly Cowgate, Edinburgh, August 2016. Photo credit The Other Richard.

By Jon Brittain and Matt Tedford. Directed by Jon Brittain and Ant Cule. Produced by Aine Flanagan. First performed at the Assembly Piccolo Tent, August 2016, as part of the Edinburgh International Festival Fringe. Photo credit Mihaela Bodlovic, Aliceboreas Photography.

By On The Run Theatre. Directed by Christopher Harrisson, produced by Show And Tell. Design by Emma Tompkins. First performed at Shoreditch Town Hall, July 2016.
Photo credit: Alex Brenner

Devised by Ira Brand with Gerard Bell. First performance with design at Cambridge Junction as part of WatchOut Festival, May 2016. Photo credit Claire Haigh.

By Sleepwalk Collective and Balé da Cidade de Palmas. First staged at Balé da Cidade de Palmas, Palmas, Brazil, May 2016. Lighting design collaboration with Sammy Metcalfe. Photo credit Vinicius Alonso.

Performed at the Yard Theatre in Hackney, May 2016, as part of the NOW16 festival. Project led by Laura Burns, with Jo Hellier, Simone Kenyon and Jo Blake Cave.

Written and performed by Emma Frankland, produced by Abby Butcher, design by Myriddin Wannel. First staged with lighting design as part of Forest Fringe 2015 in the Out Of The Blue Drill Hall, Edinburgh. Photo credits David Monteith-Hodge.

By Co_Motion Dance, choreographed by Amy Lovelock. Performed at The Place as part of Resolution 2016. Photographs extracted from footage taken by Place staff.

Choreographed by Alicia Kidman, performed at The Place as part of Resolution 2016. Photo credit: Doris Heinrich.

Choreographed by Adrian Looked, first performed at The Place as part of Resolution 2016. Images are stills from video.

Headline show of the Whose London Is It Anyway festival held at the Camden People's Theatre, January 2016. Directed by Brian Logan, set design by Emma Bailey. Photo credits Helen Murray.

Written and performed by Nick Field. First staged as part of the First Bites season at Ovalhouse, October 2015. Photo credit pending.

By Made In China. Produced by Beckie Darlington. Performed at Forest Fringe in Edinburgh, August 2015, and the Soho Upstairs September 2015. Photos by David Montheith-Hodge and Richard Davenport.

Written and performed by Louise Orwin, with a new guest performer each night. Produced by Fergus Evans. Staged at Contact in Manchester, May 2015, as well as the Forest Fringe in Edinburgh, August 2015 and the Camden People's Theatre in September/October 2015 as part of Calm Down Dear festival of feminism. Photos by David Montheith-Hodge and Fergus Evans.

By Sleepwalk Collective. Performed at the Yard as part of NOW15, 5th-9th of May 2015. Photos courtesy of Alex Brenner.

J. Fergus Evans with Rhiannon Armstrong

Performed at the Lowry Studio, February 2015, as well as the Battersea Arts Centre February 2015 and the Albany Deptford, March 2015.

Photographs by Alex Mallender.

Written and directed by Jon Brittain and Matt Tedford, produced by Off The Kerb and Aine Flanagan Productions. Starring Matt Tedford, Edward Yelland and Nico Hovell. Performed at the Assembly Bosco Tent during the 2014 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, coming soon to the Leicester Square Theatre and beyond.

Photo credits Mihaela Bodlovic, Aliceboreas photography.

An evening of physical pieces performed at the New Diorama Theatre in December of 2014, featuring work by On The Run vs Milk Teeth, Fye & Fowl, Alicia Kidman, Christopher Harrison, Les Soeurs Souche and Finger & Thumb.

Photo credits Mihaela Bodlovic, Aliceboreas Photography

Performed at the Citizens' Theatre Studio, Glasgow September 2013. Directed by Debbie Hannan. Photo credits Steven Winston.

Performed as part of Arches Live 2013 at the Arches, Glasgow, October 2013. Directed by Debbie Hannan.

Images taken from video footage by James Hannan.

Produced by Theatre Paradok, directed by Fiona Anderson. Performed in the Edinburgh College of Art Main Lecture Theatre, November 2013.

Photo credits Rohanne Udall.

An evening of short plays by the 503Five, at Theatre503, October 2012.

Photo credits: Flavia Fraser-Cannon.

Written by Andrew Edwards, directed by Andrew Edwards and Will Naameh. Performed at the Bedlam Theatre during the 2012 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Photo credits: Mihaela Bodlovic, Aliceboreas Photography.

Written by Mary Zimmerman, performed at the Bedlam Theatre March 2012. Directed by Paul Hughes, produced by Ella Guest and the Edinburgh University Theatre Company.

Photographs by Mihaela Bodlovic (Aliceboreas Photography) and David Montheith-Hodge

Directed by Paul Hughes and Rosie Curtis, written by John Rushton and the Ensemble. Performed at the Free Fringe during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011.