Lab Works 2 by MA Theatre Lab

Created and performed by Sharan Atwal, Ellie Iley, Marilou Tamvaki, Francis Thurstun-Crees and Matéo Troianovski.

Humans tell stories, we always tell stories. But what happens to those stories when the mind doesn’t remember them, but the body can?

This is a story of forgetting and remembering. Of friendship and loss. Of jam and jellyfish.

Poster by Theodore Tamvakis.

Content warnings: swearing, flashing lights, reference to sexual abuse, reference to death, reference to violence and items of violence and loud noises.

Created and performed by Valeriia Poholsha.

Once upon a time, in a very small village, people made up rules which others tried to break.

Aren't rules made to be obeyed? Some say that rules protect us from danger. What is this danger - a monster? Or something more unknown, more mysterious? Once Upon a Time is a cautionary tale for grown-up toddlers and their monsters, about a stubborn little girl who goes exploring in the woods, against her parents' wishes.

Created and performed by Shantel Kristina.

A woman wakes up to find that she is dead, she has to remember and understand the events that took place in order to move on.

Content warnings: loud sounds, reference to domestic violence, violence against women and death.

Written and performed by Ludovica Tagariello and Jake Walton.

A list of enemies. A detail that is not poetic, like a guy who is standing. It isn’t about pretending. Every word I say is a promise. Why did you come here? A tree house built from the wood of a coffin. A greater game. A period drama. I am sorry. 20. I don't believe you. Ce l’hai. Tell me what you see. A prom night. We don’t speak about a memory as if it were something that could be changed. If Destroyed Still True.