Practice Memory & Song

by Jon Greenwell & Laz Cunliffe

Sometime. Somewhere. A tortured author and three particularly unhelpful muses attempt to create a work of rare genius. Together, our hapless quartet explore the nature of inspiration, the methods of invention and the benefits of personal experience. Will our author manage to repeat his earlier success? Or will his insecurities, lack of originality and raging libido get the better of him?

Presented as part of Edinburgh Fringe.

Mod Girl

by Ian Lerch

Mod Girl is a reflective melodrama about the brief encounter between a child prostitute and a young widower. The two find ways to take pleasure in the company of another lonely soul; for in the end, nothing in life has to be so carnal.

Presented as part of Edinburgh Fringe.

Closer

by Patrick Marber

Closer is the story of four people and their intertwined and chaotic paths through love, lust and life, and perfectly captures the dark side of love that the fairytales don’t tell you about. Written by Patrick Marber, it was made into a feature film in 2005 and achieved widespread success.

Now back on the stage at the Museum of Bath at Work, settle down for an evening with Larry, Dan, Anna and Alice that will make you squirm, laugh and cry.

Presented as part of Bath Fringe Festival

Tom Stoppard Double Bill: The Real Inspector Hound and After Magritte

by Tom Stoppard

The Real Inspector Hound sees two theatre critics getting drawn into the terrible murder mystery play they were meant to be reviewing.

In After Magritte, a married couple is falsely accused of crimes after a series of surrealist errors lead an intrepid detective to their door.

Presented as part of Bath Fringe Festival

The Vagina Monologues

by Eve Ensler

Based on Eve Ensler's 'Vagina Interviews', this hilariously witty and moving collection of tales gives voice to a chorus of lusty, outrageous, poignant, brave and thoroughly human stories. Expect tales of intimacy, vulnerability and sexual self-discovery that give a voice to women's deepest fantasies and fears.

These performances raised money to support the Bristol Rape Crisis centre.

Arsenic & Old Lace

by Joseph Kesselring

Bath University invites you to join us in the house of Abby and Martha Brewster, for an evening of fun, frolics and multiple homicide as we explore the complicated lives of the two sweetest murderers you'll ever meet

Sleeping Beauty

by Charles Perrault

All is not well in the Kingdom of Bath this Christmas...as the terrifying witch Carabosse menaces the land, can our valiant Prince Braveheart save the Princess Beauty, the castle and the entire kingdom? There is only one way to find out! This re-telling of the classic fairytale is the perfect way to kick-start the holiday season.

 "Oh no it isn't..."

"Oh yes it is!"

Winner of Best Student Production

Dealer's Choice

by Patrick Marber

This cracklingly tense play deals with themes of trust and loyalty in a whirlwind of masculine posturing and aggression. Marber's 1995 play deals with restaurant-owner Stephen, his son, employees and the sinister Ash, who come together to play a game of poker. The tensions between the characters - hidden under the surface in their daily lives - come savagely to the fore as the mistakes and grievances of the players are revealed. The seemingly secure world of the restaurant teeters on the edge, and even the turning of a card could send it toppling over.