“Jem, help me out…” Wilfred Carr has come into the possession of some letters that could destroy Jem Benson’s reputation. What is Benson hiding? And just what is down the well? The Well by W. W. Jacobs, directed by Finlay Cassie, stars Fergus Munro, Harris Williamson, Lucy Deehan and James Hay.

“Look at the strange tales sailors tell us…” A long walk in the country leads a sailor to take refuge in an old house. What are his hosts hiding? And why are they so insistent that they dine in the dark? Three at Table by W. W. Jacobs, directed by Finlay Cassie, stars Andrew Hall, James Hay and Harris Williamson.

“I go first, but you must soon follow...” On her deathbed, Ursula Mallow swears to return. As her sisters fight over their inheritance, they begin to hear strange noises in the old house… The Three Sisters by W. W. Jacobs, directed by Finlay Cassie, stars Meghan Rose-Mckee, Bryony Carson, Ellie Kerr and Lucy Deehan.

Coming Soon from Liquid Picnic Productions; Chilling Tales. Three full-cast audio dramas by ‘Monkey's Paw’ Writer W. W. Jacobs, directed by Finlay Cassie.

A self-cast-away, an escapee from the city for a day. The power of escape can be a relentless force to those who are lost. Written and directed by Harris Williamson, read by Andrew Hall, with music from Harris Williamson

Drifting alone aboard an escape pod, a pilot sends out one last transmission before her final sunrise. Written and directed by Finlay Cassie, starring Lucy Deehan and Ania Myszkowska with John McQueen.

The riches of the tomb wait for those who seek it. Two friends from college, find their treasure in the last place they would look. Written and directed by Harris Williamson, staring Meghan Rose-McKee, Harris Williamson and Andrew Hall, with Finlay Cassie

A behind the scenes look at the making of An Ideal Husband with some of the cast and crew. Join us for a chat about the play, a handful of tangents and some bloopers. Contains Strong Language.

An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde Sir Robert Chiltern is a successful Government minister, well-off and with a loving wife. All this is threatened when Mrs Cheveley appears in London with damning evidence of a past misdeed. Sir Robert turns for help to his friend Lord Goring, an apparently idle philanderer and the despair of his father.

An Ideal Husband - Act 4 The thrilling conclusion - Will Robert uphold the Argentine Canal scheme? Will Goring be able to find a wife? Will Mrs Chevely finally best Gertrude Chiltern?