by guest critic Amy Toledano
60 Minutes After Feeling Sad asks the question, what do you do when you are feeling incredibly sad?
Joz, who we watch in real time, spends the hour exploring the many ways in which a person can try to cheer themselves up.
by guest critic Amy Toledano
One of the more traditional plays at the festival this year, Shell and Davey at the Start and the End is a gentle narrative focusing on our long-term relationships, and the consequences, both positive and negative, of those relationships being turned upside down.
by Laura Kressly
A bird family of a Grandma, Grandpa and their granddaughter are busy waiting for eggs to hatch in their warm, welcoming treetop world. There’s plenty to do – nests to be prepared, worms to be caught and-
A human baby to look after???
Thankfully, there are plenty of children on hand to help!
by Laura Kressly
A girl in a school uniform, Steph, walks into a bar. It’s dark, and empty except for the bartender, Bell. Steph shows Bell a photo of her friend who’s missing and asks if she’s seen her.
This simple transaction, in a world plagued by blackouts in which women and girls disappear, is the start of a quest for a truth much bigger than one missing girl. As much as the standoffish bartender tries to dissuade her, the girl won’t take no for an answer.
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