Season: 25~27 February 2021

This fresh adaptation of the story by Mark Twain is a hilarious exploration of the relationship between men and women. Lonely and bored, Adam is sent Eve, an inquisitive woman with a flair for giving Earth's creatures their proper names. And though inarticulate Adam would rather play with rocks than talk to Eve, he eventually discovers a newfound appreciation for her as they weather expulsion from Eden and become new parents.

Season: 13~27 March 2021

Adapted by Christopher Sergel,
based on the hit TV show by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry.

Smart is off on a bizarre new case in which he must stop the sinister organization known as KAOS from their most shameful plot. Their plan this time is to prove their power by blowing up the Statue of Liberty! This is too much, and Smart springs - perhaps we should say stumbles - into action. Magnificently assisted by beautiful Agent 99, Smart proceeds from one gigantic blunder to another - each, however, somehow turning into a master stroke. The ultimate parody of Secret Agent stories.

Season: 12~26 June 2021

Philip Markham is a straight-laced London publisher who agrees to let his business partner, Henry Lodge, borrow his apartment for the evening to "entertain" Henry’s latest girlfriend. At the same time, Linda Lodge persuades Joanna Markham to let her borrow the apartment, so she can entertain her lover. What nobody knows is that the interior designer, who had been decorating the apartment for the past three months, has decided that this was the night he and the au pair would try out the Markham’s new round bed! The Markhams are delayed in leaving the apartment as Olive Harriet Smythe (a no-sex-please very successful author of children’s books) has unexpectedly arrived looking for a new publisher, so when all three couples converge on the apartment, expecting to find it empty, the ultimate in chaos, confusion and madcap hilarity ensues.

What people have said about the play:
• Was a real farce – in fact it brought the house down
• Funniest show I've seen this year. If laughter cures what ails you – this is your prescription!
• The show is designed to be carefully organised chaos – the wit was non-stop riotous
• A very entertaining night at the theatre and not one to be missed.