A thriving not-for-profit theatre company founded in 1940, staging at least ten plays a year in its own theatre in Brighton.
A fresh take on J M Barrie's beloved classic, following a mischievous boy who refuses to grow up and crashes into the life of a headstrong girl, with adventure, magic and mayhem.
A darkly comic theatre play about a dinner party where eccentric personalities collide and revenge is served.
Frank McGuinness's play about life in neutral rural Ireland during the Second World War, exploring personal and political battles.
A riotous musical adventure set in New York 1929, featuring speakeasies, gangsters and unforgettable songs, performed by the Blt Youth company.
A Pop Art, technicolour theatre version of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors with mistaken identities and mayhem, set in New York with a Swinging Sixties vibe.
An absurd sci-fi comedy about an ordinary man, an extremely curious alien and a conversation that gets increasingly out of hand.
The all-female Pallas Players bring Compton Mackenzie's comedy about islanders who rescue a shipwrecked cargo of 50,000 bottles of whisky.
Theatre production of Homer's epic tale of courage, temptation and survival, following Odysseus's perilous journey home after the Trojan War.
A fast-paced comic reimagining of the Sherlock Holmes classic with mystery and physical comedy, featuring theatrical mayhem and ridiculous disguises.
A theatre double bill featuring VS09, a comedy about a flight, and Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, a comedy of bungled murder attempts.
A dark comedy thriller set on the eve of a general election where an out-of-work actor is recruited to impersonate a poisoned Prime Minister.
