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Debuting in 2018, this play shifts the focus away from the luxury of the upper decks to the tragic final hours of the Titanic as seen by the men in the bowels of the ship. As the water rises, the stokers in Boiler Room Six must make impossible choices to keep the power running. It is a harrowing, claustrophobic drama that honors the unsung bravery of the working class in the face of catastrophe.

When a mysterious woman is murdered in Richard Hannay’s London flat, he becomes the prime suspect in a nationwide manhunt to uncover a ring of international spies. This zany comedy is an adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 film, where cast of four actors portray over 150 characters. Originally premiered at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2005, it went on to win the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and two Tony Awards on Broadway.

This classic farce centers on Bernard, a French architect living in Paris who is juggling three different fiancées, all of whom are airline stewardesses. By tracking their flight schedules, he ensures they never encounter one another in his apartment, aided by his housekeeper and a visiting friend. However, the introduction of a new, faster Boeing jet disrupts the timetables and brings all three women to his door at the same time. The play premiered in Paris in 1960 and later opened in London’s West End in 1962. It was revived in 2008 on Broadway, where it won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play.

Judy and Johnny have decided to live their lives as if they are in the 1950s, complete with period clothing, vintage furniture, and traditional gender roles. Judy has quit her job to become a dedicated 1950s housewife, but as the demands of maintaining this nostalgic lifestyle begin to strain their finances and their relationship, the realities of the modern world start to intrude. The play premiered at Theatr Clwyd in 2018 before transferring to the National Theatre and London’s West End. It won the 2019 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.

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Since its 1990 premiere, this gothic musical has captivated audiences with its exploration of the dual nature of man. Dr. Henry Jekyll’s quest to chemically separate "good" from "evil" backfires, giving birth to the murderous Edward Hyde and terrorizing the streets of Victorian London. It is a sweeping, romantic, and tragic exploration of the monsters we create when we try to play God.

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