APT Gallery, London; ZOO Venues, Edinburgh; Greenwich Theatre, London

Funded by the Lewisham 2022 Creative Change Fund



Nominated for an Off Fest award

Born out of protest, Creekshow is a love-letter to Deptford Creek and a community fighting for the right to remain, exposing the real-life impact of the current housing and cost-of-living crises.

★★★★1/2 "A powerful call-to-action" - To Do List


★★★★ "Beautifully written and performed" - Get Your Coats On

★★★★ "Fascinating ... sharp in its message" - British Theatre Guide


★★★★ "Haunting, lyrical and mesmerising" - Theatre Thoughts

"A poignant depiction of gentrification" - The Scotsman

The Hope Theatre, London; Southwark Playhouse, London


A South Yorkshire council estate. Pat’s having strange dreams. He can’t shake them. He’s gone round to Danny’s for a chat and some healthy advice. Lonely and dangerous, Danny insists that what Pat needs is a therapy programme of Danny’s own making, involving cricket bats and trips to the zoo…

★★★★★ "This is a brilliant piece of theatre, well-written, well-executed" - Spy in the Stalls


★★★★★ "Luke Davies has drawn unique, intricate, intimidating, tour de force performances … Fat Jewels is a play that should be seen at all costs" - The Review Chap


★★★★★ "Fat Jewels ranks with the must-see plays of the year" - Act Drop


★★★★ "Luke Davies' excellent production … is what theatre should be about" - British Theatre


★★★★ "Luke Davies' production is masterful … one of the most dynamic stage performances I’ve seen in years" - London Theatre 1


King's Head, London; The GC, Adelaide; The Blood Moon, Sydney; The Oscar Wilde Theatre, Berlin; St Brides, Liverpool; LGBT Foundation, Manchester

A boy in Vauxhall discovers G for the first time; a club night poster boy gets taken to a chemsex party by a porn star; Fag Hag Cath wishes the chill out scene was less about the sex; Daniel the sexual health worker tries community outreach in a gay sauna; Rob snorts mephedrone off a framed photograph of his parents' 25th wedding anniversary.

★★★★★ "Engrossing, strikingly thought-provoking work" - Act Drop

★★★★★ "Intense and thought provoking scenes ... go see this if you possibly can!" - Jack the Lad


★★★★★ "Quality entertainment ... A must-watch" - What's On in Adelaide


★★★★★ "An evening full of emotionally explosive monologues" - Plays to See


★★★★★ "An extraordinary tapestry of pleasure and pain" - Gay Times


★★★★★ "Amazingly well written and performed" - London Theatre


★★★★★ "An awesome production​" - Tezza's Theatre Place


★★★★ 1/2 "An enthralling watch" - The Upside News (Adelaide)

★★★★ 1/2 "The British cast were excellent and the 70 minutes flew by" - Limelight (Adelaide)


★★★★ "Raw, edgy and thought-provoking " - The Advertiser (Adelaide)

★★★★ "Hard hitting and tough to watch" - West End Wilma


★★★★ "Each performer shines" - Islington Gazette

Theatre 503, London; King's Head, London; Ace Hotel, London

Funded by Wandsworth Oasis

​Off West End Award nomination for Best Ensemble

Alex knows nothing about HIV. Nick, his Tinder date, has just been diagnosed positive. Their date is going amazingly until Nick discloses… After an encounter with an Irish nurse who treated AIDS in the 1980s, Alex starts taking PrEP. But will he be able to win Nick back?


★★★★★ "Impeccable, poignant and informative storytelling, hugely recommended" - Act Drop


★★★★★ "The HIV Monologues is an amazing play" - London Theatre


★★★★★ "A hilarious and poignant play" - British Theatre
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★★★★★ "This is storytelling at its best" - Last Minute Theatre Tickets


★★★★★ "Not only is it vastly important, it is also incredibly enveloping and moving​" - Grumpy Gay Critic​
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★★★★★ "A careful balance found between comedy and tragedy​" - Boyz Magazine


★★★★★ "A Thunder Looper of emotions: stigma, humour, shame and love" - The Gay UK


★★★★★ "A compelling and emotional rollercoaster" - QX Magazine


★★★★★ "Another triumph! ... Luke Davies brings the script to life" - Gay Times


Theatre N16, London; Jujus Bar and Stage, London

Yasmin and Nina work in an Amazon “fulfilment centre”. They live in Luton, the birthplace of Britain First. And they are Taylor Swift's biggest fans. Ever. Their ultimate dream is to be a part of Tay Tay's famous “girl squad”. But the closer they get to realising that dream, the blurrier the line between fantasy and reality becomes. Swifties is play about Taylor Swift, Instagram and having no money, based on Jean Genet’s classic text The Maids.

★★★★ "An unusual and strangely entrancing play" - Act Drop


★★★★ "Works astonishingly well ... a very well-directed piece" - Arthur's Seat


★★★★ "Reflects the age of celebrity in all its vulnerability and awfulness" - Live Theatre UK

Theatre 503, London; Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh

Featured in The Stage's Best of Edinburgh Fringe and in Fest Magazine's Ones to Watch

Jelly Beans tells first-hand the story of a momentous day in the life of a young Port Glasgow man teetering on the brink of self-destruction. As his drab existence is shattered by a violent attack and an escapist binge which sees him running from painful memories and present dangers, can a self-proclaimed hero save himself from oblivion?


★★★★ "An outstanding solo performance ... the audience is mesmerised throughout" - Broadway Baby


★★★★ "Grotesque and hilariously honest" - Theatre Bubble


★★★★ "A searing insight into the challenges and lost promises of modern living" - The Reviews Hub


★★★★ "An important play about modern times" - London Theatre 1


Whistebinkies, Edinburgh; 2Northdown, London; ​The Warren, Brighton

Henry Café, quiz host and death investigator, investigates death and hosts a quiz. To catch a killer, sometimes you have to think like a killer. Sometimes you have to host a pub quiz. Character comedy from Henry Café.



★★★★★ "Everyone in the room … leaves with the sense that they’ve seen and been a part of something brilliant" - Bunbury Magazine


★★★★ "Accessible and crowd-pleasing surreal comedy that you’ll be glad you’ve experienced" - Entertainment Focus


★★★★ "A hidden gem of a show" - Short Com


Bread and Roses Theatre, London

Funded by York St John University

Top Pick - London Theatre Pubs Magazine

A new play by Kimberly Campanello about two sisters who abandoned their privileged upbringing in Ireland to become political radicals. Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth battled imperialism, fought for women's rights, and sought to redefine gender and sexuality. They were famous – even infamous – during their lifetimes, but history has largely forgotten them. How can their stories be told, and what can we learn from them about how to be politically active today? Constance and Eva is a multimedia reimagining of the lives of these two sisters, bringing together archive footage, found text and performance to tell their story. 

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"Brave, refreshing piece of theatre" - Remote Goat


"Beautifully acted piece about two sisters during the Irish revolution​" - His Kind Magazine


"A thoughtful, meditative examination" - Breaking the Fourth Wall

The Glory, London

Funded by Arts Council England

A riotous carnival of pop music, masc4masc and drag. Set in a fictional gay club, the lives of new barman Sam, hedonist drag queen Ibiza Chilltape, Kylie fanatic JJ and club owner Benjamin intertwine until an explosive climax at Pride night.

★★★★★ "Important and timely piece ... a precious gem" - Gay Times Magazine


"Fantastic laugh-out-loud humour" - Gay Star News


"A riot of colour, lights and music" - Shadows on the Stage
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"Fantastic moments of laugh out loud humour" - Equality and the Rest



King's Head, London



Patricia Primarché, the cheap drag queen, returns to her rural home town. Raving Robbo the Vauxhall clubber begins bumping meph at work. Larry finds love on a straight stag-do in Prague. Queen Marsha F Star Star King Fabulous is the street trans star of Dalston. Old Tom recounts his fight for gay liberation to Davy the barman. Carol's life changes when she meets PJ the activist.

★★★★★ ​ "Definitely worth a watch" - Gay Times


"A masterpiece ... Davies has given it life" - Flazeda


"This is a must see" - Celeb Mix
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"You should all go see it" - EQView


"Queers is accessible, fun and surprisingly optimistic" - North Four


King’s Head, London


Funded by Arts Council England


Two boys go on a Grindr date. One is trying to reduce his use of mephedrone and G, the other is struggling with his recent HIV diagnosis. When their date goes wrong, their paths spiral in different directions. Symptoms of modern gay London are encountered from slamming to intimacy problems, and the mental health effects of growing up LGBT in a straight man's world.

★★★★★ "The show gives a whole new definition to intimate theatre" - Flazeda


★★★★ "Deserves a wide audience" - Gay Times


★★★★ "A very strong piece of theatre, tackling issues head-on" - Culture Fly


"These stories are not only popular but there’s a huge audience for them" - Camden Review
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"This is a play we all need to see" - Boyz


"Does not shy away from controversy, and engages the brain" - EQ View

Teatre de l'Enjòlit, Barcelona; Leicester Square Theatre, London; Otherplace, Brighton; Just the Tonic, Edinburgh

All aboard the space balloon for some ceremonial cleansing. We're going voodoo on your jelly asses.

★★★★ "Baffling but really kind of wonderful" - The List


"Hysterical and bizarre ... an experience I will not be forgetting in a hurry" - Barcelona Connect


★★★★ "A unique and original mix of darkly fascinating and frequently hilarious comedy" - QX


★★★★ ​"Time well spent indeed" - Three Weeks


Zoo Venues, Edinburgh; Hen and Chickens, London



An original adaptation of Alfred Jarry’s absurdist masterpice Ubu Roi.

★★★★ "Provocative and hilarious … it should be inflicted on everyone" – British Theatre Guide


★★★★ "A great adaptation … delightfully absurd" - Fringe Review


"A talented ensemble cast" - The List


"Fresh, exciting and brilliantly funny" - The Stage (Must See Show)


C Venues, Edinburgh

Funded by the Mackintosh Foundation



An adaptation of Steven Berkoff’s 1975 verse play about growing up in London's East End.

★★★★ "A highly applaudable debut ... one to watch" - British Theatre Guide


★★★★ "Promising" - Broadway Baby
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★★★★ "A wonderful physicality to the whole piece" - Three Weeks