Election night. The polls predict a landslide victory. Everything is about to change. Award-winning writer and director Robert Icke transforms Sophocles' epic tragedy into an essential and explosive political thriller.

Loot takes place on the day of Mrs McLeavy’s funeral. Her body lies in a sombre black casket in the middle of the space and around her all manner of mischief plays out. Nurse Fay has been tending to Mrs McLeavy in her final weeks, and looking after Mr McLeavy at the same time, while son Hal has been hanging about town with his friend Dennis. But Nurse Fay is intent on getting McLeavy to propose to her, ahead of his late wife’s interment. And Hal and Dennis, having just robbed a bank, have the cops on their tails and need somewhere to stash the cash.

Set in a crumbling theatre, Sondheim's musical explores the dreams, regrets, and relationships of former showgirls and their partners. Follies is a double entendre, both the name of a long-forgotten New York variety show and a nod to the follies and delusions of the characters in the show. Sondheim described it as a story about the death of dreams, but it is also a celebration of resilience. With grandeur, comedy, and poignancy, the show offers rich roles for performers of all ages, making it a truly ensemble-driven experience.

Miles, a young actor from the big city moves in with two friends, Morgan and Angus, aging bachelor farmers, to do research for a new play. Intrigued by the puzzling Angus who suffered brain damage during World War II, and gently tormented by Morgan because of his ignorance of all things rural, Miles attempts to integrate himself into farm life with varying success. Desperate for material, Miles includes an overheard story in his play, unwittingly breaking open the fragile pattern of the farmers' lives.