DDF: Flowers n’ That
Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin brings the tragicomedy 'Flowers N That' to DDF.
DST
Director’s Note: A Murder is Announced
Julia Atherley discusses bringing her tweaked version of Agatha Christie's 'A Murder is Announced' to Castle's Great Hall.
DDF: The House of Influenza
Andrew Shires discusses the horror, the comedy and the fun of being afraid in DDF's 'The House of Influenza'.
DDF: Marsistan
Hamza Adam Rafique explores the future, family and prejudice in DDF'S 'Marsistan'.
DDF: The Adventures of Slick Tuffman
Mike Bedigan keeps the comedy away from the political in DDF's 'The Adventures of Slick Tuffman: A Noir Comedy'
DDF: Cloudburst
Zac Tiplady discusses bringing his writing to stage and the feminist take he hopes he's managed in DDF's 'Cloudburst'.
Director’s Note: Inferno
Wrong Tree Theatre brings devised theatre to the DST, with 'Inferno' providing a dark message for its audience.
DDF: The Empiricist
Caspar Bayliss brings his play 'The Empiricist' to DDF as a mix of science, philosophy and absurdist literature.
Review: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon’s ’Julius Caesar’ gives a powerful performance in its contemporary spin on the Shakespearean tragedy.
Director’s Note: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon brings his interpretation of Shakespeare’s ’Julius Caesar’ to the theatre, but leaves it to the audience to decide what they want to take from his play.