In a contest of wills between Gods and Titans, Prometheus` act of goodwill to mankind could not be tolerated under the new regime. Chained to a cliff side to endure endless tortures, Prometheus, aided by those he can still trust, struggles with his fate knowing it will last until the end of days. Aeschylus` 2500year old classic still resonates with the struggles of political prisoners and those under unjust rule today.

This visceral, sensual production includes elements of music, and dance to stimulate the mind and the senses.

Please Note:  this production contains partial nudity [PG]

Performance Dates:
Tuesday 14th May - Sunday 2nd June
Tickets: £14 (£10 conc)
Telephone Sales: 0844 8700 887
(£1.50 booking fee payable per call).

Who killed the tart round the back of the Askew Road? Bill Wiles is a dead man, hanged in 1953 for cutting her throat. He still walks the streets of Shepherd’s Bush, desperate to clear his name. But Bill’s old haunts are prowled by a rogues' gallery of vicious and conniving souls – odds on it was one of them, but who? Knackerman is a murder mystery gone to hell – a blackly comic whodunnit where all the suspects are six feet under but still as poisonous as the ivy that clings to their graves.

Produced by Heidi Ali and directed by Eliot Giuralarocca

Performance Dates:
4th to 16th June
Tuesday – Saturday at 7.30pm, Sunday at 5.00pm

Tickets: £14 (£10 Conc.)
Telephone Sales: 0844 8700 887
(£1.50 booking fee payable per call)

Gordon Brown hilariously exposes the darkest secrets of being Prime Minister, the stab-in-the-back plotting, the betrayals and most importantly - the hair gel. Love him or loathe him, Gordon Brown was our greatest failure at being Prime Minister in 200 years. In a candid portrait of life inside Downing Street Gordon at last reveals what it takes to knife your way to the top and rule a nation. And how his dream of power all went wrong.

Brand new one man play by acclaimed Scots Emmy-nominated writer and director Kevin Toolis in a manyrivers production which will premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival later this year.

Performance Dates:
18th to 22nd June
at 7.30pm

Tickets: £13 (£10 Conc.)
Telephone Sales: 0844 8700 887
(£1.50 booking fee payable per call)