Thriller Diagnosis by Athena Stevens at Finborough Theatre 13 May- 7 June 2025

A London police station, late at night. A vulnerable woman with a disability is brought in. But is she making a confession, a plea, a threat, or is she just plain mad? After spending years flying surveillance drones through the tunnels of London’s Underground, she begins seeing things – glowing words above people’s heads, predicting their future injuries and diagnoses. And when she sees a countdown above a stranger’s head at a bar – one that’s ticking down in minutes – she knows she has to act…

Gripping, taut and unsettling, Diagnosis is a speculative fiction thriller that asks…if you knew what was coming, would you be able to change it?

“Imaginatively incisive broadside at society”  ★★★★ The Stage

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Comedy drama Derry Boys by Niall McCarthy at Theatre503 20 May - 7 Jun 2025

Paddy and Mick were born and raised in Derry and have always dreamed of something more, but when they’re torn apart as children and reunite as adults in London, they discover they’ve grown into two very different people, each with a radically different vision for their future.

Derry Boys is the debut full-length play from emerging Irish writer Niall McCarthy, born from Theatre503’s Rapid Write Response programme. This sharp comedy delves into the complexities of the Irish identity in today’s world. It’s a powerful exploration of what it takes to carve out a place in this world. McCarthy’s pilot script, ‘The Wild West’, got him selected for the Greenlight Screenwriting Lab where he will be paid to write a new pilot for Dánu Media under Philip Shelley.

Directed by Andy McLeod, this Iona Bremner production brings humour and heart. Andy, known for his award-winning short films Strange Waters and The Day of the Sun Dog, previously directed the original Rapid Write Response piece that the play came from. Driven by a passion for work that amplifies marginalized voices, Andy is dedicated to creating theatre that sparks conversation and drives cultural change.

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Satire  PRESS by Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller at Jack Studio Theatre 17 June - 5 July

It’s the big day. The announcement is in a few hours’ time, and film producers David and Kate anticipate their prestigious Civil War epic Catch Me Some Freedom will be nominated for plenty of Goldies. Until, however, they learn that the film’s heroic lead role, played by a white actor, was in real life actually Black. Fearing an intense and career-jeopardizing backlash, David and Kate frantically try to avoid public scrutiny, and keep the film from getting any attention whatsoever. Featuring award-winning writer and performer Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller as David, and the acclaimed Rosie Hart as Kate, this “comedic yet poignant” Hollywood satire returns, acclaimed as “genius” (★★★★★ Broadway Baby) with “a wonderful set-up” that “delivers in every manner” (★★★★★ Violet Curtain).

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Drama PROVENANCE by Jonathan Skinner at Barons Court Theatre 24 - 28 June

Ellie wants to get on. Move up. Get ahead for once.

She can't do that on her own, so when she lands a cushy mentorship scheme, she thinks she's finally on her way.

But when Ellie meets her new mentor Patrick, an older artist who hides away painting abstracts in a dingy studio, she's sure she buzzed the wrong flat.

Ellie pushes Patrick to the limit and then some. As banter turns to barbs that cut too close to the quick, Ellie and Patrick find themselves in a standoff of culture, class and secrets.

Jonathan Skinner returns to the Barons Court Theatre (Everything's Brilliant, 2022) with the world premiere of his award-winning play Provenance, directed by Artistic Director Sharon Willems.

Produced by Kibo Productions

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