A wonderfully comic, yet searing portrayal of what life might be like in a London of the not-too-distant future, exploring genetics, cloning and faith and ultimately what it means to be human. "Utter brilliance" (Time Out ****)

Two brothers meet again on the night of their father's funeral. Dad's
farm is flooding but his money is still buried – somewhere. Who will
find it? Who will keep it? A darkly comic West Country drama where
blood is thicker than scrumpy. Author Richard Marsh's previous show: 'virtuoso comedy' (Guardian). ‘One to watch' (Independent on Sunday). 'Exceptionally sharp, witty and poignant' (Stage).

“People think this city is built on two levels… it’s not. Two levels don’t even begin to cover it.” Broken hearts, shattered bones, business cards... and a thousand tiny, white reasons. Welcome to Edinburgh: the market is now open. New writing company Breaking Butterflies (Swing Soho Theatre, Shelf Life ORL) combines with four graduates of the Central School of Speech and Drama to explode the real underbelly of a city where boys become men, and men become dispensable.

Over zealous Health and Safety expert meets thrill-seeking Stacey in jungle..... It's an accident waiting to happen. Epic jungle romance stamped with government health warning. From big screen to small stage, the only thing missing is Danny Devito. From the creators of Hot Pursuit and Minor Spectacular.

'Impeccable comic timing' Scotsman
'Hilarious' **** Three Weeks. **** The List. **** One4Review

England, 2013, an accused terrorist awaiting trial clashes words with a journalist, part 8-Mile battle and part hilarious Socratic dialogue. Written and performed by BBC National Slam Champion MC Dizraeli, and Baba Brinkman of the award-winning Rap Canterbury Tales. 'Truly awe-inspiring. Five Stars!' Scotsman. 'Genius...staggeringly clever. Five Stars!' Three Weeks

.Hilarious solo debut from Comedy Zone star and Hairline Award Winner. Are we all treated like children or is that just him? “Gifted comedian” (Scotsman) “Original material, impeccable delivery” (Three Weeks) “Astute political and topical gags that demonstrate a surprising maturity in outlook” (Chortle) “going to be a big name sooner or later” (Evening Standard) “Definitely one to watch” (Guardian)

Fundamentalist christians don't believe in evolution! Mind you we still can't believe it's not butter. Despite 2007's sell-out 'Son of a Preacherman' show, Dad's still a vicar and I'm still an atheist. Thank God. No christians were harmed making this show. Sorry. But I did injure a cat. "Witty, controversial, hip and topical." - BBC "Energetic, engaging, thought-provoking and funny" - Stage

Slick comedy creations brought to you by the razor sharp duo. A shocking, sexy, slap around the face sketch show. "Brilliant" Time Out. "Jaw droppingly superb, genuinely original, attention grabbingly vivid" John Fleming.