In an isolated house, strangers Nat and Diane take shelter from relentless masses of attacking birds. There is no electricity, little food and maybe they are being watched.

Follow an ordinary soul whose life is suddenly flipped upside down by a surprising opportunity that sends them on a wild and whimsical journey.

When six eccentric guests are invited to a remote mansion for a mysterious dinner party the evening takes a deadly turn and quickly unravels into a madcap whodunit full of twists, turns and slapstick comedy. Armed with sharp wit and even sharper weapons, the guests must race against the clock (and each other) to solve the murder before the killer strikes again.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and three Tony Awards, Next to Normal is a fearless, deeply human musical. With an electrifying rock score and a compelling, emotionally charged story, this groundbreaking work explores the complexities of family life, love, and the search for stability in an unpredictable world.

Matthew Whittet’s award-winning play, is a standout in Australian theatre. Set over one day, it follows a group of seventeen-year-olds, brought to life by a mature aged cast, as they navigate identity, friendship, love, and societal pressures.

Siblings, Marshall and Tess are in the process of settling their late parents’ estate. What better way of offloading household items quickly, they think, than the trusty Saturday morning garage sale. Along the way, as items sell, memories are triggered - both good and bad, and secrets are revealed.

Martin McDonagh’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore is a brutal and darkly comic play set in 1993 on a remote island off the coast of Ireland. It follows Padraic, a violent and unpredictable Irish nationalist, who abandons his torture duties upon hearing that his beloved cat, Wee Thomas, is ill. When he returns home to discover the cat is actually dead, his grief spirals into a blood-soaked quest for vengeance.

Mike is the undisputed King of mid-morning radio, but times are changing and days of chauvinistic men in the workplace are numbered. Author Melanie Tait weaves a humorous but biting insight into the world of workplace power imbalance.

Tonight, is The Middling Cove Players opening night of their next production Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall, however 7 of the cast have called in sick, but as they say “The Show Must Go On". With only the Director and two cast members left standing they decide that the show really MUST go on and with the help of the reluctant stage manager, her teenage niece and an unwilling audience member, opening night forges ahead. The performance takes shape in this hilarious comedy that reflects the chaos that live theatre can be.