Here are some of our past productions...
Joan Greening's new comedy 'Three Women & Shakespeare's Will'
After the death of her husband, Will Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway is visited by two women with shocking revelations.
Both claim to have known her husband very intimately and each wants a share of Will's will.
Are they telling the truth and, if so, what should Anne do?
Inspired by historical characters this comedy shows another side of the Bard and the women in his life.
Performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 5th-19th August 2022. Directed by Joan Greening.
Starring Julia Munrow as Anne Whateley, Emma Hopkins as Jane D'avenant and Sarah Archer as Anne Hathaway.
See our reviews below:
Crunch by Sarah Archer
What do you get when you cross a dead iguana, an employee with a very rare medical condition and the HR department in a high-end toilet factory?
Crunch! The new comedy drama from Sarah Archer.
Arthur is an over-promoted HR Manager, trying to find the path of least resistance in a world that has changed dramatically around him. Paula is the long-suffering HR advisor who keeps the ship afloat and herself sane by poking fun at her boss. And Jackie is the ambitious, and highly-strung new girl who is struggling to find her place in her family and the world.
But really, this is a tale, inspired by a true event, of three people who talk without sharing what’s really important and the chaos that ensues as a result.
"Crunch! had something special that had a really strong plot, great elements of reality, honesty, comedy and a cast that clearly cared about telling the story in a way that was accessible and extremely relatable. Catch it whilst you can - ★★★★" Sascha Cooper, Broadway Baby.
Rossetti's Women by Joan Greening
Fanny Cornforth tells the story of Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s life with the assistance of Lizzie Siddal and Jane Morris. Despite Rossetti’s womanizing and drug addiction.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 16-28th August 2021. Directed by Joan Greening.
Starring Julia Munrow as Fanny Cornforth, Emma Hopkins as Elizabeth Siddal and Sarah Archer as Jane Morris.
See our Arts Review Edinburgh - 5 Star Review
At Home With The Brontes by Joan Greening
The untold story of a 19th Century dysfunctional family with many secrets!
From “Jane Eyre” to “Wuthering Heights” to “The Tenant of Wildfell Hall”, the Brontë sisters shook up the literary world with their passion and originality… but what of their own stories and the secrets that lie beneath the surface of their perfectly proper world?
Meet Charlotte, Anne, Emily and Branwell Brontë… as you’ve never seen them before. Become a fly on the wall as you discover the rivalry, jealousy and debauchery that fueled the success of this dysfunctional family… and find out their secrets that are never spoken about…
Who really wrote “Wuthering Heights”? Did Charlotte deliberately sabotage her sister’s success?
The play is available to view online on Scenesaver.
Starring: Sarah Archer as Charlotte, Emma Hopkins as Anne, Stu Jackson as Branwell, Julia Munrow as Emily.
The Amours of Lillie Langtry by Joan Greening
On the eve of the wedding that will finally give Jean-Marie Langtry the respectability she craves, she is told that Edward Langtry was not her father.
Confronting her scandalous mother, Lillie, she insists on knowing her father's identity......
...but will she like the answer Lillie eventually gives her?
Performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, August 2018.
Directed by Joan Greening.
Starring Emma Hopkins as Jeanne-Marie and Sarah Archer as Lillie.