DEGREE SHOWS 2026
YERMA
by Federico Garcia Lorca
translated by Jo Clifford
directed by Lucy Betts
22nd May
‘Girls like me, girls who grow up in the country… the doors are shut and bolted in our face.’
In a remote Spanish village, Yerma – a woman full of life and passion – longs for a child. Her frantic desire grows into obsession, and as the village watches on with judgemental eyes, her life crumbles around her.
Lorca’s compelling tale of love, passion and sexuality still holds relevance through a 21st ce0ntury lens.
2:00pm & 7:00pm
£10 – £5 concessions (student, 65+, UC recipient)
BOOK TICKETS
(Tickets available from 10am THU 14th MAY)
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISSOCIA
by Anthony Neilson
directed by Jon Lee
29th May
What would you do if you lost an hour from your day? How far would you go to rescue what you’ve lost?
In search of a lost hour that has tipped the balance of her life, Lisa Jones is on a quest through a surreal world, filled with insecurity guards, flying cars, singing polar bears and wild-goose chases. The inhabitants of Dissocia are a curious blend of the funny, the friendly and the downright brutal.
Anthony Neilson’s cult play is a poignant and comical delve into the nature of mental illness.
2:00pm & 7:00pm
£10 – £5 concessions (student, 65+, UC recipient)
BOOK TICKETS
(Tickets available from 10am THU 14th MAY)
THE WOLVES
by Sarah DeLappe
directed by Aiden Condron
5th June
Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves is a fierce, funny, and deeply moving portrait of late adolescence in the 21st century. As the team warms up for their weekend games, they tackle everything from politics and pop culture to friendship, loss, and the fragile bonds that hold them together.
Fast-paced and deeply authentic with its distinctive hyper-naturalistic dialogue, this Pulitzer Prize-nominated play invites us into a world where every stretch, every drill, every win and loss and every conversation reveals the raw energy of growing up as a young woman in the 21st century.
Step inside the wolf pack. Witness their battles. Feel their triumphs!
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