“A Brain, An Athlete, A Basket Case, A Princess and a Criminal all walk into detention one 1985 Saturday morning. You know the story. Or so you thought... Forty years later, the forgotten sixth student hosts a reunion and we're all invited. Part homage, part identity crisis, this sharp, witty, nostalgic love letter to John Hughes' iconic 1980s film is dedicated to anyone who ever wished life felt more like the movies.” David Shopland and Roann Hassani McCloskey's direction is

“Created from interviews and the lived experiences of an international ensemble, the piece uses masks, puppetry and poetic movement to illuminate border crossings, exile, the search for belonging and the barriers imposed by others. As hostility toward immigrants intensifies, this visually arresting performance moves beyond headlines to reveal deeply human stories of courage, loss and resilience. Urgent and intimate, it asks audiences to reflect on migration, memory and compas

There are some shows where you spend the entire performance wondering how on earth they are managing to do what they are doing. Noted is very much one of those shows. A completely non-verbal, fast-paced visual comedy extravaganza packed with hand-drawn illustrations, live camera work, movement, music, and an almost absurd level of timing, this is theatre reduced to its most playful form. And somehow, it all works. The direction was brilliant. Everything feels perfected down t