The journey to self-acceptance and true, full-colour self-expression is rarely straight.
“We will be loved anyway”
The journey to self-acceptance and true, full-colour self-expression is rarely straight.
“We will be loved anyway”
It’s loud, pink, and hilariously sassy; Oscar Wilde’s satire meets the Barbie era.
From Salford playwright, Shelagh Delaney, comes an intimate depiction of a mother-daughter relationship and the men who come between.
Touching upon every inch of the human experience. Tackling mental and physical afflictions, and the unfair societal structures that often exacerbate them through comedy.
We look in as microaggressions compile and connect to become something huge.
TW: themes of domestic abuse
Saltburn makes you look at desire and sex in a way that is both interesting and tricky to look at.
Bi-Topia tells the story of battling with uncertain sexuality, mental health and the very definition of masculinity.