Past Performances    Antigone   |   A Chorus Line

The new ruler Creon threatens death for the crime of burying Polynices after a bitter war. Polynices' younger sister dares to defy him: Antigone stands up for what is right, even though she knows it will result in her death. From one teenager's actions, the story explodes into religious intolerance, youth against age, right against wrong, person against government.

Jean Anouilh's powerful reworking of Sophocles' Greek classic was adapted by Artistic Director Julie Saunders into an exhilerating new production.

Following the success of the play in London, TSW was invited to perform at the Manoel National Theatre, Malta.

The winner of nine Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, A Chorus Line inspires whilst it entertains. It's about a daunting audition where young performers hope to convince a hard-nosed director that they deserve a spot in a big Broadway production. In turn comical and achingly poignant, their stories unfold, intermingled with choreographed moments and wonderous songs.

TSW delivered a sensational performance in this blistering reworking.