In a technologically governed future, Fisheye scrutinises the impact of isolation on our capacity to express emotion. Participants are invited into an AI world which brings buried memories to light in an attempt to repair a corrupted sense of self.

A film project focused on the unifying power of the Arts in a world which feels ever increasingly divided. Transcendence investigates how art can be used to break down boundaries and re-establish a sense of community.

In a desperate attempt to save their dwindling church, two priests come to the conclusion that the best way to raise funds is by selling the one resource they have in abundance: dead bodies. A decision that finds them in too deep. Six feet deep.

A devised show exploring human interaction in the age of social media. Apps and devices consume our lives and in a crowded underground carriage we would rather look down at out screens than in the eyes of the people who surround us.

But Fish Can’t Speak exposes the intimate relationship between mankind and the ocean. Through the use of plastic waste the piece exhibits how quickly moments of beauty and serenity can be destroyed by our careless brutality.

“Head or Stomach?” What begins as an explosive encounter with a hit(wo)man in an empty multi-storey car park turns into a discussion of morality between a killer and their victim, finding new meaning within the idea of a ‘bedtime story’.