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Review: Dial M for Murder
Elegant noir, razor‑sharp suspense, and wicked twists – Ensemble Theatre’s Dial M for Murder proves Hitchcock’s game still thrills today.
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Fly Girl
A hilarious, heartfelt tribute to Deb Lawrie, Fly Girl captures grit, cleverness, and the relentless fight against sexism.
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How to Plot a Hit in Two Days
Experience the chaos, laughter, and heartbreak behind a groundbreaking A Country Practice episode, where writers juggle drama, deadlines, and nostalgic brilliance.
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The Half-Life of Marie Curie
Two brilliant women, one explosive friendship — science, scandal, and salvation collide in this fierce, intimate portrait of forgotten genius.
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The Heartbreak Choir
The Heartbreak Choir blends comedy, music, and pathos, exploring loss, healing, and the power of community through a diverse group of women and their shared…
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Colder Than Here
As the old adage goes; Grief’s awkward moments are comedy’s uncomfortable truth. Nowhere is this more evident than in ‘Colder Than Here’; an exploration of…
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Ulster American
Ulster American delivers sharp satire on power, politics, and patriarchy, blending dark humour with biting commentary on societal hypocrisy and gender dynamics.