In association with The North Wall.
Supported by New Diorama Theatre and and Yard Theatre.
a docu-comedy about alien abductions
Basically: Robert reported lights over the Tesco Car Park. Then he said an alien was coming to stay in his room. We're working out whether to believe him. Maybe you can help?
SAMUEL FRENCH NEW PLAY AWARD 2018
FRINGE SELL-OUT SHOW 2018
OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE NSDF 2018
★★★★The Stage
★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ Edfest Mag
★★★★ Broadway Baby
★★★★★ A Younger Theatre
★★★★★ Three Weeks
★★★★★ Broadway World
★★★★★ Young Perspective
"Buoyant excitement... and mature curiosity" The Guardian
"Expertly Inventive"
Sunday Times
"Playful, funny and loving"
Exeunt
'I just find it a bit hard to believe.
All of it. Everything.'
GARDEN
By Jack Bradfield
"FANTASTICALLY WRITTEN...THIS ONE HAS TO BE SEEN"
Oxford Opening Night
Tech leaders and philosophers are convinced we are simulations living in a virtual realm. In a remote research facility, filled with plants, scientists are being funded by a mysterious billionaire to try and escape the virtual world.
Poltergeist Theatre presents a new comedy about love, science, and living in a bubble.
THE WHITE GUARD
By Mikhail bulgakov
In a new version by
Amy Perkis and Jack Bradfield
"THIS SORT OF STRIKINGLY ORIGINAL AND MOVING THEATRE NEEDS TO BE SEEN"
Oxford Opening Night
War is like a dinner date. A dinner date with guns.
And we mustn't be late, is all I'm saying.
A play about the Ukranian civil war, staged at the Albion Beatnik Bookstore, Oxford, for audiences of twenty.
