Currently Touring Projects
Taylor Mac

A flamboyant chameleon of words, music and socio-political tirades, multi-award-winning New York sensation Taylor Mac sings of life and love, doubt and fear. Funny and moving with a sweet, powerful voice, this is an evening of gender-bending surrealism that explores the human condition and global politics. Oh, and he plays the ukulele.

"Stunning new solo piece – a pastiche of autobiography, allegory and social analysis – proves that the gender-bending artist can be in control and still be utterly fabulous." - Time Out New York

"One of the best things on the stage in New York." - The New York Post

"Flawless, beautiful and charming... his smart, funny, tragic songs are life-affirming." - The Scotsman
Lea Delaria Lea DeLaria has distinguished herself in every form of entertainment that she touches. Jazz Musician, Broadway Diva, Actor Writer and Stand-Up Comic, and it is plain to see why Ben Brantley of the New York Times describes Lea as, "Every inch a star." http://www.delariadammit.com
Bouffon Glass Menajoree

Gentlemen callers beware! Tennessee Williams’ classic tale is smashed to smithereens in this twisted and outrageous bouffon parody with a new ending determined by an audience member every night. Winner of 2007 NY Innovative Theatre Award for Outstanding Production.

"Total Theatrical sacrilege…Delicious!" NYTheatre.com
Red Bastard

In this critically-acclaimed Bouffon show, what begins as a pompous theatrical master class in “the theatre of life” soon devolves into a hilarious and disturbing dissection of pop culture, politics and the audience itself. Audiences should be prepared for anything in this interactive show, in which the Bastard converses with them, uncovering ridiculous and disturbing truths.

 "Very, VERY funny!" New York Times


Aindrias di Staic, Fiddler and Storyteller

Aindrias De Staic has been described as 'a captivating yarn-spinner', but he is also an accomplished musician and actor, having received a Best Actor Award at the 2006 Geelong Film Festival (Australia) for Mallarkey (Director, Joe Loh) and the 2007 The Galway Music Award.  His rich and rare style of fiddle playing is as unique to the west of Ireland as his storytelling, antics and humour. www.aindrias.com


What the critics are saying about Aindrias:

“Dangerously seductive” Kate Herbert, Herald Sun, Melbourne

“A wild-eyed shock of Celtic unpredictability, the man's got talent and humour in abundance” Malcolm Jack, The Scotsman


Meow Meow Stranded somewhere between the Middle Ages, 1930’s Shanghai show tunes, 60’s French pop, witty wicked Weimar and post-punk thrash comes a “sequinned sex bomb waiting to detonate.” The darling of the dungeons of the Euro jet-set mixes up an explosive cocktail of kamikaze kabarett, sequins, razor blades, opera ‘brut’ and karaoke splendour. Piazzolla, Brel, Brecht and Dolly Parton. Meow Meow arrives in Edinburgh direct from sell-out seasons in Shanghai, New York and the Sydney Opera House. Her solo show was chosen for David Bowie’s High Line Festival NYC ’07 (alongside Air, Arcade Fire, Laurie Anderson and Ricky Gervais) and she collaborated most recently at NYC’s Hiro Ballroom with Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus creator and director John Cameron Mitchell. An eyeful and an earful. www.meowmeowrevolution.com