Productions

Talking Heads at York House Centre, Stony Stratford.

A Taste Of Honey by Shelagh Delaney’s

The Play’s The Thing Theatre Company presents Talking Heads by Alan Bennett.

Not A Game For Girls tells the story of the Dick, Kerr’s Ladies, one of the most famous women’s football teams during the First World War

“Splendour” is the most relevant piece of theatre for our time.

Three Sisters is a new play by acclaimed writer and director Julia Pascal, and was recently the opening production at the inspirational Taking The Stage Festival at MK Gallery, produced by Rosemary Hill and The Plays The Thing Theatre Company.

One woman. One confession box. A lifetime of untold truths. Follow No Name  as she recounts her harrowing experiences whilst in the “care” of the Magdalene Laundry.

Discussion pieces from Taking The Stage

Anna Berry uses MK Gallery’s Paula Rego exhibition as a jumping-off point to share her indulgent musings about our social climate...

If I ran the world things would be different… If we ran the world things would go like this…

Joe Orton tells the provocative story of Mr Sloane, a sly and handsome young man who works his way into the household of Kath, her brother Ed, and their father.

The war has been won but there is now a new enemy to face. Austerity.

Frankie and Shyanne live their lives if they’re stars of their very own movie – they just don’t know it.

Four thought provoking brand new plays by upcoming writers.

"Marmeladas” by Alexander Lynch is a thought provoking short film about a family who have a disabled child, Helen.