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Aussies Chad and Brad are on trial.

Whilst on their gap year in the ski town of Vail, Colorado, they used fake IDs to go clubbing, stole credit cards, and shot paintballs at cars. And then, they robbed a bank... whilst still wearing their name tags from work.

Immediately identified by the two bank tellers, their crime was solved in just 8 minutes. So, to evade prison, they’re Pleading Stupidity.

A dark, funny, verbatim musical about the internet: Those who own it; those who live in it; and you. I was assistant producer for the West End Transfer of this new musical from Francessca Forristal and Jordan Paul Clarke.

Conor is stuck. Croydon’s too small for a teenager with dreams. Will forming an all-singing, all-dancing country & western tribute act be his ticket to escape? A riotous, heartwarming comedy.

The year is 2002, and everyone's favourite teenage web-slinging superhero has just hit the silver screen. His cinematic success begins to turn heads on Broadway, and one man has the vision to bring this friendly neighbourhood vigilante web-slinging, swinging and singing onto the stage.

That man is now dead.

The unofficial play about the real musical that went terribly wrong.

Directed by Emily Aboud, this blistering new play, written and performed by Louis Rembges, examines the secret world of the 1% and the power of social media.

With life having been on pause for a while, our Palace Young Company are live on stage and raring to get going again. They bring you an evening of music, comedy, and lockdown stories, exploring themes of love & isolation, joy & celebration. If only that little buffer wheel would stop spinning round and round…

Tracy-Ann Oberman stars as Shylock in this new production of The Merchant of Venice. A radical new production set in the East End at the time of the Battle of Cable Street.

The UK’s biggest showcase of new musical theatre. A hybrid, digital and live, event withpitches from 38 new musicals in development, some pre-filmed, some livestreamed, with ideas ranging from daytime bhangra raves, to climate change told as a love story, from challenging the UK’s hostile environment policy to singing lesbian pirates.

A fully-worked and highly commended proposal for a commercial production based on the 2014 Alex Garland film of the same name.