28/08/2026
📣 Scratch Night line-up announcement 📣
We are excited to announce the line up to our Pathways scratch night on Saturday 19th September. Our four wonderful acts are;
- NooN Collective presenting 'st0rm'
NooN will present st0rm — a live dialogue between sound, movement and light where the outcome is not fixed and must be found. Storms are expressions of dynamic systems continually reorganising themselves across ecological, technological, political and social scales, reminding us that change is not an interruption of equilibrium, but part of how equilibrium is continually re-established.
The show is something of a ride — for both players and audience. As storms generate and respond to energetic fields, the audience and players collaborate to create a unique experience every time st0rm is performed.
Image credit - Emilio Mula
- Perdita Stott presenting 'Ugly'
Chloe needs everyone to love her. Michelle wants everyone to stop looking at her.
Forced together for a school project on “inner beauty”, they create a website designed to make girls feel seen. At first, Chloe and Michelle think they have built something powerful but then the anonymous confessions begin.
Darkly funny, raw and unsettling, Ugly is a physical new play about female friendship, self-image and the dangerous power of being seen. When everyone is watching, who gets to control the story?
- Flo Limb presenting 'The Last Supper'
We set the scene in The Golgatha, a dying drag club run by Jesus. Judas, Peter and Thomas are drag queens who work at the club, navigating the complex relationships between one another and their petty drag queen dramas.
Full of comedy, chaos and many a biblical reference, the story explores friendship, betrayal, faith and the messy dynamics of keeping a dying club — and each other — alive.
- Everything but Theatre presenting 'Happy Friday'
Happy Friday explores the blurred lines between ambition, identity, and burnout. Blending live music, looping, storytelling, media art, and theatrical performance, the work examines what happens when the pursuit of success begins to reshape who we are.
Inspired by corporate culture, job applications, and the pressure to be endlessly productive, Happy Friday asks how much of ourselves we're willing to edit to meet professional expectations. Both humorous and unsettling, it is a performance for anyone who has rewritten themselves for a job, chased the next opportunity, or wondered where ambition ends and authenticity begins.
Image credit - florin_danilet
🎟 Make sure you book your tickets now as you don't want to miss out on the great evening of performances.
