Productions Archive - Page 12 of 14 - The Queen Mother Theatre

Snow Queen

Be transported to the magical land made famous by Hans Christian Andersen. A collaboration across our adult, youth and junior companies, The Snow Queen tells the story of Gerda, a little girl who searches for her friend Kai when he is bewitched and imprisoned by the Snow Queen in her ice palace. Gerda’s innocence charms […]

Junk

“Junk” is the love story of two runaway teenagers and their struggles with addiction. “Junk is guaranteed to shake you and make you realise how awful and brilliant life is.” Scotland on Sunday

Heisenberg the Uncertainty Principle

In this uncertain world, who can predict what brings people together? When two strangers meet by chance amidst the bustle of a crowded London train station, their lives are changed forever. Brimming with blazing theatrical life it explores the uncertain and often comical sparring match that is human connection.

MacBeth

The play is set in the antechambers and corridors of a modern day Scottish Parliament. It’s populated by parliamentarians, pundits, journalists and outside the building, a volatile public; all the ingredients of modern politics. Perhaps the group of pollsters who offer Macbeth some insights are a little stranger than usual. In this production, true to […]

Polar Bear in New Jersey

A teenage polar bear sets out on her own…to New Jersey. A play that’s a little bit about global warming, but mostly about fitting in when you’re different. This play tells the story of shrinking ice-flows due to climate change and the struggles of a young polar bear left to fend for herself. She makes […]

Cinderella

Cinderella is working her fingers to the bone, dreaming of a better life, while her two Ugly Sisters plot and scheme. But after a surprise visit from her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella’s life is turned upside down. Cinderella is transported from rags to riches into a world of glittering ballgowns, enchantment and handsome princes… but do happy […]

Mojo

Mojo was the first big hit for the playwright, Jez Butterworth, before he went onto write Jerusalem and The Ferryman and, in its own right, has become a classic of modern theatre. The story is set in the gangland London of the late 1950s. Ezra’s night club has been hit by a rival gang and […]

Radiant Vermin

Jill and Ollie are as upbeat and perky as presenters on daytime TV, the kind of show where eager eyes and electrified smiles are mandatory. This charming young couple has been chosen by pure chance (or perhaps by design) by a government representative, Miss Dee, in order to participate in a wonderful new programme that […]

Importance of Being Earnest

“If there’s a better comedy in the English language than Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, well then I’ve never heard of it” quipped Noel Coward when he was congratulated on American TV for being “better than Mr Wilde”. Well whether Coward meant it as a bon mot or not, it’s certainly very true. We sort […]

Anne Boleyn

Hunting through an old chest, the newly crowned James I discovers the controversial legacy of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s notorious second wife. Time jumps back 70 years, when the witty and flirtatious Anne was not only in love with Henry, but also with the most dangerous ideas of her day. Conspiring with the exiled William […]