Pipeline Theatre, known for indelible characters and immersive design, dissects care and cruelty with dark humour, busting taboos while offering its love-letter to the NHS.
Set in 1966, 'House of Shame' is a black comedy about three friends and their captive. June, Mable and Kathleen kidnap a young pregnant woman from a home for lost mothers.
Five days ago, Liberty Jones received a diagnosis of an invisible illness. Against the backdrop of a hostile environment, this Black comedy follows her for four days.
Rural Northern Ireland, 1999. Fra Maline, proud IRA man, returns home - released early from prison under the Good Friday Agreement - and to celebrate his daughter throws a welcome home celebration at the local community hall on McQuillan's Hill.
Snowflakes is a sci-fi black comedy exploring questions of morality, revenge and justice with gleeful, violent, abandon, examining how far would you go to right a wrong?
Time is running out for Detective Charlie SMOG. As he falls from the Swallow Hotel in Stockton High Street he considers love, life and whether he left £4.50 out for the window cleaner.
Philip Ridley's new black comedy is a dazzling, genre-mashing, singing 'n' dancing, tour de force of storytelling, where film stars become addicted to strange potions, a town battles with a demonic child, and a burning cinema shines like a new sun.
It is 1981, Charles is about to marry Diana. It's a day off work - but not for everyone. Set in Manchester, the waiting staff are readying for the "Miss North West" competition.
