Past Productions
Richard II
Richard II ran for five performances at the Libra Theatre Cafe as part of The Camden Fringe in August 2025.
"beautifully performed by this all-female ensemble"
"The love of Shakespeare’s language is apparent in its delivery, and the ensemble work well together, never missing a step. This company have great promise, and a close eye should be kept on their future work."
-Caroline Worswick, North West End Theatre
"measured and sensitive"
-Richard Maguire, The Reviews Hub
"The cast poses the idea that women are just as capable as men of performing these iconic roles, and their production of Richard II proves them right."
-Mafer Gutierrez, Everything Theatre
“For within the hollow crown that rounds the mortal temples of a king keeps Death his court.”
Once a king, all-powerful by divine right; now a prisoner. Set within the intimate confines of Richard’s prison cell, this stark, all-female production explores one of Shakespeare’s most psychologically complex characters through the perspective of his own memory and imagination.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
A Midsummer Night's Dream toured venues across London, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Shropshire, and Essex from November 2024 thru January 2025.
Production Photos by Natalie Rodgers / Speckled Hound Photo.
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"a dazzling debut"
"a festive treat that will blow you away"
-Huw Davies, East Midlands Theatre
"a warm-hearted show for Christmas"
"a charming, energetic show, nicely choreographed and with some delightful singing"
-Angela Singer, CambsNews
"genuine fun"
"nonstop laughs and gags"
-Milly Kotecha, Varsity
Shakespeare meets Narnia in this sparkling midwinter frolic, brought to joyful life by an all-female company.
Fury and discord have plunged the world into a wild, wintry wonderland, where nothing is as it seems. While warring fairies wreak havoc on the climate, four lovers try to find harmony amongst the confusion. Meanwhile, the local amdram group is just trying to rehearse their panto.
A clash of passion, chaos and anarchic revelry bring festive joy to the darkest of days.
