In Jez Butterworth’s haunting drama The River, a solitary man invites a woman to a remote riverside cabin for a night of fishing, but as the evening unfolds, reality blurs—one woman vanishes, another takes her place, and patterns of love and longing repeat in mysterious cycles. Set against the isolation of the cabin and the lure of the river, this taut, poetic piece weaves intimacy, memory, and suspense into an enigmatic puzzle of connection and loss.
Anne Boleyn’s Mother (Drama)
4th September 2026. Set in the court of Henry VIII, the play touches on the treacherous nature of politics, the role of women in shaping history in the background, and the difficult choices they must make to navigate the complexities of royal life.







