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

A documentary play about Deptford Creek and the UK housing crisis.

Funded by the Lewisham 2022 Creative Change Fund.

Nominated for an Off Fest award.

★★★★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 play about class and masculinity set on a South Yorkshire council estate.

★★★★★ "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 verbatim play about the Chemsex crisis facing London’s LGBTQI+ community.

★★★★★ "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.

A verbatim play tracing the history of HIV in the UK.

Funded by Wandsworth Oasis.

​Off West End Award nomination for Best Ensemble.

★★★★★ "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.

★★★★★ "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​.

★★★★★ "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.

A play about celebrity culture, social media, and social inequality.

★★★★ "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.

A play about male adolescent crisis, set in Port Glasgow.

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

★★★★ "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.

A comedy gameshow.

★★★★★ "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.

A verbatim play about two famous Anglo-Irish revolutionaries.

Funded by York St John University.

Top Pick - London Theatre Pubs Magazine.

"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.

A cabaret show about masc4masc culture and the drag scene.

Funded by Arts Council England.

★★★★★ "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.​

"Fantastic moments of laugh out loud humour" - Equality and the Rest.



King's Head, London.

A play tracing the history of queer struggle and activism in the UK.

★★★★★ ​ "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.

A verbatim play about HIV and chemsex.

Funded by Arts Council England.

★★★★★ "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.

An immersive sex-based ritual.

★★★★ "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.

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

Funded by the Mackintosh Foundation.

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

★★★★ "Promising" - Broadway Baby.

★★★★ "A wonderful physicality to the whole piece" - Three Weeks.