The true story of Shlomo Carlebach, often called “The Rockstar Rabbi”, told through his own music. A controversial spiritual leader and composer, Shlomo was instrumental in reviving the spirit of the Jewish people after WW 2.

Can the most intimate relationship in your life be with a lover you never see (with your eyes)? The true story of a love affair begun with one lover blindfolded for four months, a relationship that continues full force after the sudden death of one of the two.

A surprising letter to the martyred gay politician sparks an unusual friendship between a retired kosher butcher and a young lesbian writing teacher, a relationship influenced by the ghosts of his feisty late wife and of Harvey Milk himself. The show is both poignant and laugh out loud funny.

Based on the diary and poems of Hannah Senesh, the play tells the true story of the martyred young Hungarian/Jewish WW2 freedom fighter, the first woman to be a paratrooper. After helping to build a Jewish State in Palestine, she parachuted behind Nazi lines to save her fellow Jews. Hannah has been called “The Joan of Arc” of Israel.

A music theatre piece that traces a young man’s struggle to find his place as an artist in the Left Wing political tradition he was brought up in.

A documentary exploring the fascinating life and cutting edge dance/theatre work of the Hungarian choreographer, Pal Frenak.

The classic tale of the magical boy who wouldn’t grow up, retold as a children’s game, where the children use toys and puppets to help create the fabled Neverland and its motley inhabitants.