The Hen & Chickens Theatre
19th & 20th November 2017
Fluid by Nick Maynard
Directed by Shafeeq Shajahan
What happens in a post-gay world when sexuality becomes fluid?
Stars by D.J. Sylvis
Directed by Edwina Strobl
Two universe-crossed lovers are brought closer by the stars that surround them both.
The Scene by Angus Fisher
Directed by Chris Davis
A tale about what happens when you mix love, sex and alcohol.
One Night Fran by Adam Szudrich
Directed by Sepy Baghaei
Three women go on separate dates with Fran, but see things in very different ways.
Something About Billy by Mark Daniels
Directed by Jake Leonard
A comedy about coming out to a traditional, working-class family.
Gold Star by Roisin Moriarty
Directed by Will Maynard
To some, squishy bits are irrelevant. To others, they're all that matter.
The Temp by David Hendon
Directed by Sam Luffman
A weekend away offers Russell the chance to confront who he really is.
Pray Your Wings Will Carry You by Oakley Flanagan
Directed by Alex Prescot
An examination of the roles we play in sex and love.
Southwark Playhouse
11th February 2018
Tapestry by Fergus Church
Directed by Yojiro Ichikawa Hassall
Owen has accepted his sexuality, but still feels a hundred eyes on him.
In Need by Ben SantaMaria
Directed by Kennedy Bloomer
Anything can happen when you let a stranger in late at night.
Two Extra Letters by Hannah Sowerby
Directed by Sam Luffman
Join Chris(sy) on her journey towards sex reassignment surgery.
We Have To Tell Jacob by George Smart
Directed by Tom Ward
A reverse coming out story.
Here and Now by Tanaka Mhishi
Directed by Law Ballard
A bi girl talks about love and bugs, with a little help from her exes.
The Trip by Joe West
Directed by Dadiow Lin
Father-son bonding shouldn’t be this difficult.
Slow Dating by Adam Szudrich
Directed by Eleanor Felton
An elderly lady tries speed dating leading to a heart-breaking decision.
As If We Just Held Hands by Ian Townsend
Directed by Chris Davis
Teenager Kim meets her first ‘someone special’ at Pride.
Southwark Playhouse
4th November 2018
The Gay Agenda by Freya Jackson
Directed by Paul Anthoney
Three representatives come together to create the agenda for the future.
Romeo and Jules by Ron Burch
Directed by Timothy Allsop
When Romeo calls on Juliet, "Star-crossed" gets a new meaning.
Oh! You Pretty Things by Rachel Harper
Directed by Alex Howarth
Ryan can’t face life anymore and Amy can’t face life without him.
Skin(ny) by David Hendon
Directed by Sammy Glover
Carl is turning 21, but he's not celebrating. And he's not eating.
How We Love by Annette Brook
Directed by Robbie Taylor Hunt
Babs and Regi hatch a plan to fool the authorities about who they really are.
Family Tree by Colette Cullen
Directed by Lizzie Fitzpatrick
Rachel and Fiona want a baby. Time to choose a sperm donor!
Virtue by Stella Ajayi
Directed by Brigitte Adela
Aaliyah loves God. And sex. But can she love girls too?
She's Fit, Just Kiss Her by Jessica Revell
Directed by Pollyanna Newcombe
Layla has invited Rosie back to hers. What could go wrong?
Southwark Playhouse
24th February 2019
Dad by Phil Charles
Directed by Leonie Marzecki
The death of his father propels Kyle to finally come out to his mum…but her reaction isn’t quite what he was expecting.
The Date by Lekha Desai Morrison
Directed by Amie Burns Walker
Priya is looking for a husband, and Meena may just have the perfect match in her son, no matter what the financial or emotional cost.
Half and Half by Georgie West
Directed by Chris Davis
When Rhys and Sam get back after a night out, both of them soon find out that one person’s one night stand can be another person's coming out story.
Drag Baby by Grace Carroll
Directed by Sam Luffman
A drag queen gets a surprise visit from an old friend, who arrives with past grievances and an unusual request.
Boxes by Jamila Barrett
Directed by Manuel Bau
A black, queer, woman, Hunter finds herself at the intersection of love and politics. So many boxes... one night to (un)pack.
Cute by Adam Seers
Directed by Jamie Christian
Unexpectedly dumped, Ed decides to use his heartbreak as an opportunity to reinvent himself, and by reinvention, he means sex. Let’s get the apps open.
B for Bertie, Q for Queenie by Ian Townsend
Directed by Christian Durham
When Queenie and Bertie reunite after years apart, they soon fall into their old ways. Has too much changed or is this a friendship worth fighting for?
Friday Night Queues by Nikki Hill
Directed by Elizabeth Benbow
‘Is she…no – probably not’: the question plaguing queer women everywhere. Two women soon learn dating isn’t easy with high anxiety and a broken gaydar.
Southwark Playhouse
30th June 2019
Converting The Preached To by Niall Urquhart
Directed by Louis Catliff
Gay conversion therapy – it’s a simple concept, right?
The Department of Interpersonal Relations by Ivo de Jager
Directed by Saffia Kavaz
Amber thought she was straight - until the government said otherwise.
Asking For A Friend by Rhys Bevan
Directed by Chris Davis
They say you don't get to choose your family. Or do you?
Vanilla by James Woodall
Directed by Aran Cherkez
Coming out doesn’t always mean you fit in.
Threesome by Natasha Ali
Directed by Lucia Cox
19. Female. Bisexual. One night with an older couple should be fun...
Time and a Place by Nikki Hill
Directed by Sam Luffman
If only buying sperm was as easy as buying groceries.
Where's Cecily? by Nicole Latchana
Directed by Sita Thomas
When transitioning means losing the one you love.
Date Night by Thomas Smith
Directed by Ruth Endersby
Jackie can’t say she’s a lesbian, Dianne can’t shut up about it.
