Christiane Jatahy picks up where Ibsen left off. In Ibsen's groundbreaking 1882 play, An Enemy of the People, protagonist Thomas Stockmann faces shame and exile after attempting to expose a water pollution scandal in his hometown. More than a century later, Ibsen's work remains urgent, grappling with the conflict between personal integrity and social conformity. Jatahy's sequel throws Stockmann, played by Golden Globe-winning actor Wagner Moura (Narcos, The Secret Agent), into a modern-day public courtroom to determine his fate. Lawyers and judges are noticeably absent, and it's up to a jury of audience members to decide if he is innocent or whether he is indeed an ‘enemy of the people'. Transplanting Ibsen's themes to contemporary Brazil, A Trial – after An Enemy of the People offers a sharp look at authoritarianism, fake news and public judgement. Ever inventive and deeply political, Jatahy combines audience participation and filmed footage, creating a one-of-a-kind performance each night where the line between reality and fiction is constantly blurred.

Sally has been cursed. Unexpected, unwanted and hard to shake. Worst of all, no one will believe her. As the line between certainty and doubt begins to blur, Sally must decide whether to trust what she sees, and what happens if she's right. Rooted in Greek mythology, Supposing: explores what it means to trust your own instincts when the extraordinary collides with everyday life.

On a failing spacecraft, two female astronauts fight to save Earth. This heart-racing, multi award-winning sci-fi thriller explores survival, climate change, human resilience and the silencing of female voices in STEM. As time runs out and tensions rise, this intense, captivating, heartfelt show asks: who will save our home?