This poignant new play by Luke Norris follows a young couple confronted with a choice every human being dreads. At their 20-week pregnancy scan, what should be a moment of uncomplicated joy becomes the beginning of something far more devastating. Without giving too much away, the play charts the unbearable grief of the life they imagined, while quietly interrogating the philosophical and moral questions surrounding parental autonomy and choice. Its strength lies in its restr

We all know, by now, the story of the six famous New York friends. FRIENDS was not just a hit sitcom but a cultural phenomenon, redefining television comedy and leaving a legacy that continues to resonate decades later. Its influence on the genre is undeniable, with characters, catchphrases, and storylines firmly embedded in popular culture. To parody something so beloved and iconic is no small feat; it comes loaded with expectation and the ever-present risk of falling short

From childhood, we are told stories with meaning — stories that carry a moral. That is, after all, where the familiar phrase “the moral of the story is…” comes from. Beauty and the Beast teaches us that true beauty comes from within; Peter Pan reminds us to treasure our childlike spirit. The point is that good stories leave the audience with something to take away. Gerry & Sewell , despite its impressive journey from a small pub theatre to major regional stages, does not seem