Whistlebinkies – Small Room (No. 158)

Eileen lived in Fremantle, Western Australia in the 1980s, returning to London where she remained through her working life. She explores her own story and those of others whose lives have been changed by migration. A love song to the places we have left.

Children create the scariest horror stories. In primary school my friends used to bunk off and hide in the attic to supposedly protect the musical instruments from the ghosts. Here we told each other spooky tales. We began to build on each other's horror lore until eventually the stories began to...

This show is fun, fast paced and completely unique, with chaos guaranteed. For the first 45 minutes I will be presenting my original poetry and monologues, and the final 15 minutes will be an open mic for those wanting to present their own work. My poetry ranges from fun and light hearted to thou...

Hello adventurers! Welcome to a collaborative role playing experience, where you the audience drive the story forwards as one collective character. Choosing to fight, charm or blunder your way through a tale of inner demons and the difficulty of living within your own mind, and you know - dragons...

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Escape Edinburgh for a fun and frenzied 1-hour tour of Glasgow, the Capital's scruffier, scrunglier little brother. Join Ross McFarlane for one queer punk poet's view of the only city he's ever truly known and loved - filled with crazy nights out, secret spots, and stories etched into the tenemen...

Elaine was quite happy working as a civil servant until she found out that she had breast cancer. "Cancer happens to other people not me!" Join her on a rollercoaster ride as she takes you on her journey from Cancer to Comedy. Spoiler alert she survived to tell the tale.

In 2004, seven-year-old Jackson logged into the family computer and their world changed. They found acceptance and community, but are developing brains ready to decipher internet safety? Listen to the carefully edited (and occasionally rhyming) escapades of a young'un on the internet and decide f...