We follow the journey of six characters as they navigate their way through the tactile highs and lows of young adulthood.

Scouse Pilgrimage is a self-guided experience for an audience who is curious about their own Scouse journey.

Good Grief is a paranormal physical performance of loss and the memories left behind.

Parents from across the Northwest shared their stories with us about the highs and the lows of parenthood. 

Friday 20th – Sunday 22nd August

About Time is the debut hour of stand up from comedian Sian Davies, winner of Best Debut Show at Leicester Comedy Festival 2020.

We’re Queer For It explores the political and social issues that are most important to young queer people growing up today.

The Weight of Repopulating a Nation is an autobiographical performance from Leianna Boodaghian that documents her journey as she uncovers her own story and her community’s.

A Greasy Spoon is a dark comedy set in an absurd heightened reality…a café in Liverpool.

Drawing on the raw essence of scouse charm, humour and grit, Stayin’ Alive by Victoria Oxley follows the story of Maggie as she confronts her mental health problems and the loss of her Grandmother.

​Sirens, Men and Crabs is a surreal blend of clown and dark comedy that will turn Ancient Greece upside down.

That’s What She Said explores the experiences of six young women on holiday in Ibiza, how they navigate the divisions that have been forged between women of different class, race and background.

This a meal, a ritual and a performance work in progress about what it means to be descended from African slaves.

How to Kill a Rose, by Felix Mufti-Wright, shines a light on the issue of domestic abuse within the transgender community.