The Duchess wishes to remarry. She's a widow, a woman of means, a woman of position. Surely the choice is hers? Her brothers think not. They forbid her from taking a husband and send a spy, the malcontent Bosola, into her household, to ensure she toes the line. But the Duchess is also a woman of strength who will not submit to their will. In secret she marries Antonio, her steward and they conceal not only their love but their growing family. In a society dominated and controlled by men, this woman chooses to stand against them. I am Duchess of Malfi still. But her decision is a dangerous one, and the consequences could be terrible…

It's been another long, wet summer in Panto Land, it's enough to make you right bloody miserable, so it is! But, on the edge of Woodlands Road, Gran's not letting that get her down. She's just grateful to have everything she could ever have wanted: a humble, comfy, wee house; her two grandson's- Peter and Boy; and of course her prized sheep. What's more, she's soon to get a visit from her granddaughter, Little Red, for the first time in years. What, I ask what, could possibly go wrong?

When Othello – refugee of slavery and decorated war hero – secretly marries Desdemona – daughter of a respected senator – they unwittingly set in motion a chain of events that will lead to disaster. For in the shadows stands Iago. Overlooked for promotion and resentful of Othello's happiness, he begins an insidious campaign of disparagement and treachery, determined to bring them down and not caring who gets destroyed in the process! So will I turn her virtue into pitch, And out of her own goodness make the net That shall enmesh them all. This summer, the stage is set for an intense and intimate tragedy of jealousy, betrayal and manipulation, all played out in the stunning surroundings of the Kibble Palace Glasshouse.