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Mythology Workshop & Joy Of Drama Stageworks Presents:
7th - 18th July 2026
Live From The Warehouse is a gripping two-hander about boyhood, betrayal, and the algorithmic hunger for attention. Equal parts raw, funny, and haunting — it asks: What are we willing to lose to be seen?
Two seventeen-year-old boys, classmates and dreamers, break into an abandoned warehouse after a prank reel involving a stolen gun spins out of control. Chased by the police, hunted by a school drug dealer, and suffocating under the pressure to be
someone, they turn the camera on themselves.
Inside this decaying space, they confront fear, ambition, friendship, and failure — reimagining their future as actors, singers, podcasters... fugitives. As night deepens, so does their obsession: if they can’t escape their reality, maybe they can frame it.
What begins as confession soon warps into performance. And when the line between content and consequence finally disappears, one of them does the unthinkable — for the perfect shot.
This production will be performed in English
Created by Max Norman
22nd - 23rd July
Where history misbehaves...
London’s most scandalous socialite is loose in the timeline, and you're invited! Coco the Time-Travelling Tart makes her explosive summer entrance in this interactive, high-glamour comedy where reputations are ruined, history is rewritten, and you are very much in on the action.
Expect outrageous encounters, champagne-soaked chaos and absolutely no respect for the past. Fresh from a sold-out Australian run and winner of a 2026 Adelaide Fringe award, join viral sensation Coco before time runs out.
PRESS
★★★★★ 'Joyous and irreverent' - WHAT'S THE SHOW
★★★★ 'A riotous, audience-powered romp' THE LIST
★★★★ 'Fast, filthy, and fiercely funny' - MISSMANDA MEDIA
Dogs in Wellies presents
In a coastal studio, a portrait takes shape and old roles are redrawn.
28th July - 1st August, 7:30pm
In a coastal studio, a portrait takes shape and old roles are redrawn. The talented artist is no longer a woman her children recognise. Her adored son and overlooked daughter are rocked by the change. What washes up when the tide retreats – and what stories vanish with the shifting sands? Waving is a moving and humorous look at the nerve centre of a creative yet destructive family. In Rosalind Philp’s debut play, time and reality blur in a vivid exploration of life, loss and identity.
The White Bear Presents
18th-22nd August
At a casual leaving party, John Oldman proposes an impossible truth: that he is 14,000 years old. The Man from Earth is a thrilling tale of 8 academic minds embarking on a charged analysis of history, faith and what it means to be human.
