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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons

Twitter finished. Demagogues tamed. Every carriage now the quiet carriage.

Bernadette and Oliver aren't happy all the time. That would be weird!
You need some bad times in any relationship, to appreciate the good - a little light and shade. And the law now limits citizens to one hundred and forty words per day, so it's a little difficult to communicate, especially with so many of those words spent on protest. But still, they understand each other easily enough. They're doing fine. Right?

Lemons... is an examination of priorities in a time of censorship. Connection, oppression, oversharing, air horns, and cats.

The Bald Soprano

The Smiths are a distracted couple living in London who have invited another couple, the Martins, over for a visit. What begins as meaningless chat soon devolves into a series of chaotic non-sequiturs with no resemblance to normal conversation.

The Bald Soprano is a show about communication (or lack of it) and poses the question: what would we be without it?

Estranged brother, Caine, returns to the West Country. Exiled under threat of death, Caine meets his brother, Abel, in the family's run down café by the sea. Raking up the old graves and creating some new ones, the sibling rivalry reaches a crescendo as both Caine and Abel confront the lives their father and mother created for them.

PRAISE FOR PREVIOUS WORK
★★★★ - "A gritty portrait of working-class life - and death" (Stags)
★★★★ “An intriguing portrayal of vulnerability, frustration and determination.” (Lone Star Diner)
★★★★: "Moves like a large truck - slow to get going, but once on the move - impossible to stop." (Stags)
★★★★: "Corcoran's defined and distinct style… is engrossing, sharply-observed and, without doubt, a piece of work that has, and deserves a future." (Lone Star Diner)
★★★★: "A brilliant way to reintroduce yourself back into live theatre after their Covid closure." (Stags)

The play 'blue bottles' is an absurd tragicomedy which explores the possibilities of seemingly conversational banality told through the many eyes of two unlikely characters... oh, by the way, they're flies... those characters are flies!

The play begins with an introduction of two opposing characters and develops their relationship with conversations about a collection of random thoughts and opinions, ranging from potentially unimportant discussions about roman gladiators and how a fly sleeps to the deepest parts of their ideologies. It explores themes of loneliness and how maybe, just maybe, a conversation with someone new can help you understand the world in a better way. To do this, it adopts techniques of immersive sound scapes and dialogue while contrasting a physically intriguing piece of live theatre, to bring the audience a technically engaging piece of theatre.