Churchill and George VI between them satisfy all three of Shakespeare's paths to greatness: being born great, achieving greatness, and having greatness thrust upon them. In World War II they met weekly for lunch to discuss affairs of state. Power Luncheon imagines three of their meetings, in 1940, 1943, and on D-Day 1944.

The Collider Sessions are playful spaces to offer ideas, meet creatives, and develop work with a diverse range of potential future collaborators. The sessions are open to any artist from any discipline, so come and experiment with your ideas!The sessions are led and facilitated by the Fable Workshop team.

Italian NHS intensive care doctor and comedian (yes, she really is both) Dr Stefania Licari brings to the stage her comedy alter-ego for an hysterical and moving exploration of the medical world, immigration and what it means to become British.

A one-woman show about being a sibling to someone who's autistic. Through laughter, love, and original music, it explores the writer's own experience of growing up with someone whose world impacts their own, in ways they're only just beginning to understand. A space for siblings to explore their experiences, too.

A long-married couple reflect on their lives together in two interwoven monologues. By turns dark and comical, To Have and To Hold is an examination of memory and the complicated realities of love, highlighting the extraordinary drama that lies beneath the ordinary reality of people’s lives.

Sophie has an eating disorder, which - to say the least - is a rather large inconvenience. Now in recovery, she’s hopeful she can reconnect with her sister and her boyfriend, but Sophie knows that after hiding within her illness for so long, it’s not going to be easy to cope without it.

Join us for an evening of performance art and discussion exploring the secret inner workings of the mind. The show takes a deep-dive into the subject of self-esteem with comedian Sam Lake and other performers. Part of Measured Festival.

The Greatest Band That Never Was... An entirely improvised comedy show about a made-up washed-up rock band. The cast tell the story of the band's meteoric rise and fall, based on nothing more than the title of their debut album suggested by the audience. Part of Measured Festival.

A unique multilingual journey starts in London, when Mrs Green finds a suitcase. But is the suitcase Isabella’s, the Italian drama student she formerly rented the flat to, or does it belong to Jacques, the young French bank intern who Isabella used to date? Performed in three languages, Mrs Green is a multicultural exploration of the political, economic, social and human implications of Brexit.

Comedy Club is hosted by Ben Van Der Velde and features Georgie Morrell, Richard Stott, and Don Biswas. Over the last decade Ben has established himself as one of the most in-demand comperes in the UK. There are few wits quicker and even less minds sillier in control of a microphone. Part of Measured Festival.

Comedy double-bill, featuring brand-new Disco Ball from Musical Comedy Award Winner Katie Pritchard, plus Juliette Burton's best bits from recent sell-out shows plus unseen new material. Part of Measured Festival.

Is it true that no good deed goes unpunished? Join award-winning comedian Rachel Creeger as she wanders down a sinister looking road paved with the best of intentions. Plus Juliet Meyer's stand-up storytelling show about identity and tracing her family tree. Part of Measured Festival.

Join us for an evening of performance art and discussion as we explore the secret inner workings of the mind with What's Going On In Your Head? Part of Measured Festival.

Come join Geraldyne for a night of improvised comedy inspired by live music! Their guest musician will perform music live on stage, they’ll have a chat with them about it and then improvise scenes inspired by the music and conversation! Part of Measured Festival.

Malachy has just turned 25, and he has a few things to say about that. Dealing with the death of his younger brother, he is struggling to come to terms with all that he is, and everything that he's not. A new play about growing up, and the lessons we learn along the way.

In her debut show, Kate explores navigating the world as a tall woman who’s often mistaken for a man, whilst Eleanor Morton provides funny, offbeat and clever comedy for anxious people everywhere. Part of Measured Festival.