Leah Shelton's grandmother was called crazy for refusing to settle. They said she had 'delusions' about wanting to leave her husband. That story inspired BATSHIT, and won an Edinburgh Fringe First for it.

Leah Shelton's grandmother was called crazy for refusing to settle. They said she had 'delusions' about wanting to leave her husband. That story inspired BATSHIT, and won an Edinburgh Fringe First for it.

In this one-woman tour-de-force, Leah's 1960s grandmother represents every woman who's been called hysterical, hormonal, deluded, irrational - crazy. 

Directed by Olivier Award winner Ursula Martinez, BATSHIT is 50 minutes of killer kitsch, physical comedy and razor-sharp research wrapped up as a powerful tribute to anyone who has ever been told to calm down.

Journeying from Stepford Wife to a cyclone-induced scream of defiance and anger, this is a theatrical gut-punch, and it's on for four nights only.

Really Good Exposure
Until 13 Sep

Skins star looks like she's got it together - she doesn't. Megan Prescott’s ★★★★★ brutal comedy about failed child actors, porn, and uncomfortable truths. Edinburgh sell-out breaks taboos with dark wit.

One week left.

English Kings Killing Foreigners
Tue 16 - Sat 18 Oct

Henry V rehearsals descend into chaos. Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti rip into Englishness, friendship, and patriotism with savage wit. A ★★★★★ dark comedy that makes Shakespeare dangerous again.

My English Persian Kitchen
Tue 30 Sep - Sat 11 Oct

Live cooking. One woman rebuilds her life through food in Hannah Khalil’s ★★★★★ hit about home, exile, and the recipes that bind us. Plus, you actually get to taste the dishes.

Previews close to selling out.

Little Brother
Thu 16 Oct - Sat 22 Nov

A 3AM phone call. Brother by the river with lighter fluid. Eoin McAndrew's Verity Bargate Award-winning Belfast comedy about loving someone hell-bent on self-destruction.

Previews moving fast.

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Leah Shelton's grandmother was called crazy for refusing to settle. They said she had 'delusions' about wanting to leave her husband. That story inspired BATSHIT, and won an Edinburgh Fringe First for it.

In this one-woman tour-de-force, Leah's 1960s grandmother represents every woman who's been called hysterical, hormonal, deluded, irrational - crazy.

Directed by Olivier Award winner Ursula Martinez, BATSHIT is 50 minutes of killer kitsch, physical comedy and razor-sharp research wrapped up as a powerful tribute to anyone who has ever been told to calm down.

Journeying from Stepford Wife to a cyclone-induced scream of defiance and anger, this is a theatrical gut-punch, and it's on for four nights only.

Really Good ExposureUntil 13 Sep

Skins star looks like she's got it together - she doesn't. Megan Prescott’s ★★★★★ brutal comedy about failed child actors, porn, and uncomfortable truths. Edinburgh sell-out breaks taboos with dark wit.One week left.

English Kings Killing Foreigners

Tue 16 - Sat 18 Oct

Henry V rehearsals descend into chaos. Nina Bowers and Philip Arditti rip into Englishness, friendship, and patriotism with savage wit. A ★★★★★ dark comedy that makes Shakespeare dangerous again.

My English Persian Kitchen

Tue 30 Sep - Sat 11 Oct

Live cooking. One woman rebuilds her life through food in Hannah Khalil’s ★★★★★ hit about home, exile, and the recipes that bind us. Plus, you actually get to taste the dishes.Previews close to selling out.

Little BrotherThu 16 Oct - Sat 22 Nov

A 3AM phone call. Brother by the river with lighter fluid. Eoin McAndrew's Verity Bargate Award-winning Belfast comedy about loving someone hell-bent on self-destruction.Previews moving fast.

Really Good Exposure
Until 13 Sep

Skins star looks like she's got it together - she doesn't. Megan Prescott’s ★★★★★ brutal comedy about failed child actors, porn, and uncomfortable truths. Edinburgh sell-out breaks taboos with dark wit.

One week left.

Live cooking. One woman rebuilds her life through food in Hannah Khalil’s ★★★★★ hit about home, exile, and the recipes that bind us. Plus, you actually get to taste the dishes.

Previews close to selling out.

Little Brother
Thu 16 Oct - Sat 22 Nov

A 3AM phone call. Brother by the river with lighter fluid. Eoin McAndrew's Verity Bargate Award-winning Belfast comedy about loving someone hell-bent on self-destruction.

Previews moving fast.