Based on Charles Dickens’ Novel of the same name, Nicholas Nickleby is a tale of a young man’s struggle to support his mother and sister financially due to the passing of their father. Constantly under his Uncle’s scrutiny, will he ever be able to prove himself worthy?
Set amidst the 1920s colonial backdrop of Morocco, lies a tale of love, folly and mistaken identity…
Imagine what the world would be like with no adults, no rules or no structure? I’m sure when we were all young, this was the ultimate dream! For a group of seemingly perfect schoolboys this appears to be the case as they crash land onto a desert island after being evacuated from a war ridden Britain…
To peck or to be pecked? That truly appears to be the question in this tale of infidelity, trauma and the pecking order…
A tale of post war destruction, Creon the King of Thebes has claimed the lives of many and as a reward has gained a mighty army to ensure his tyranny…
‘The only thing I stand for is the National Anthem…’ a permanent reminder of the lengths and breadths the faceless, corporate machine we call the media is willing to go to bring in the readers. In a world of patriarchal domination, politics and powerful persuasion, the Shallow End serves as a fly on a wall portrayal of the shenanigans and goings on of a very successful newspaper…
Tackling the taboo subject of Post Natal-Depression, Shallow Slumber makes for a truly compelling watch…
Greeted by the trickling sounds of an exotic waterfall, accompanied by the sensational visuals of a stream surrounded by reeds. Not to forget, a giant tortoise shell at the very centre of the Royal Albert Hall, I knew I was in for a treat…
