Theatre N16

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This story of gender expectation in the masculine and distant setting of an army regiment is rich in character and

‘I ran as fast as I could. I ran and I ran and I ran until I couldn’t run anymore…’

This post was edited on 19 July to correct some rookie errors It seems utterly unfathomable that Sam Shepard’s play, The

Thick and Thin’s debut Brains showed a lot of promise as a satire of privatised healthcare and their new effort, Suckers

In his first season as artistic director of Theatre N16, Scott Ellis presents a slew of new writing. Olympilads by

It is a real shame that Scram Collective’s Whimsy, written by Alex Newport, is such a poor, over the top

Swifties is a tale of two young women who deal with their boring and unfulfilled lives by pretending to be

Toby Boutall’s story of repressed male emotion is ironically stifled by its inability to speak truth to its audience.

Thick and Thin’s comedy about a zombie outbreak and the pharma industry feels like an extended comedy sketch but it