Work

Original productions since 2016

Current Projects

Stuffed

Stuffed is a comedy drama about infertility, written by Holly McFarlane and inspired by co-creator Lucy Joy Russell’s experience of IVF. It lifts the lid on a process that can be tragic, heart-warming and ridiculous – often all at the same time. 

Stuffed is currently in script development with the Macrobert Theatre in Stirling, with Douglas Maxwell as dramaturg.

Rural Touring Project

The Rural Touring Project is a research and development initiative exploring how original theatre can be presented in village halls and community spaces across Scotland. The project centres on a temporary in-the-round performance structure designed to transform local venues into intimate theatre environments.

Past Productions

We Three

by Holly McFarlane

A new comedy about the witches from Macbeth struggling to navigate life in modern day Scotland.

Featuring spellcasting, yoga and an obsession with Deborah Meaden, We Three is at its heart an exploration of (un)healthy sibling relationships and the wounds we carry from childhood.

Shortlisted for the St Andrew’s Playwriting Award 2024.

“By far one of the best shows I’ve seen. I felt joy and a profound sadness all in one.” Audience review

First performed at the Maguire Theatre, Dollar, 2025

Oopsy Daisy

by Holly McFarlane

Jo and Jamie are in a hotel room. She’s a Hollywood starlet – he’s still waiting for his big break. Whisky-drunk and hungry for excitement, they make a decision that will change their lives forever.

Oopsy Daisy was a finalist for Best Comedy at the London Pub Theatre Awards in 2020 and received an OffComm commendation from the Off West End Awards.

“A thoroughly engaging, thoroughly worthwhile evening of theatre.” London Pub Theatres 

First performed at Katspace, London, 2019

Stuffed

Created by Lucy Joy Russell & Holly McFarlane

Written by Holly McFarlane

Kim and Jack are trying for a baby. Trying pretty hard. Their friends are having kids left, right and centre. A small army of doctors offer well-meaning advice but no actual answers. And nobody’s getting any younger…

But the further they go, the more they start to wonder, what is this all for?

“We laughed, we cried, we loved it.” Everything Theatre

First performed at the Jack Studio Theatre, London, 2018

Macbeeth: a comedy

Adapted by Rory Fairbairn and Holly McFarlane

One hour. Three actors. Hundreds dead.

*95% actual Shakespeare

Macbeeth reimagines Shakespeare’s Scottish play as the dark comedy it was always intended to be.

“A breathless and gleefully childish romp that refuses to take Shakespeare too seriously.” Spy in the Stalls

First performed at the Hen & Chickens, London, 2017

Chew

by Sarah Tejal Hamilton

When Beth comes to help Dr Haynes cope with the fallout from a disastrous mission in Haiti, she has her own ideas about how to rescue the tortured professor – and things take a turn towards darkness.

Winner of the London Horror Festival 2015 playwriting competition.

“Wildly different and captivating.” A Younger Theatre

First performed at the Etcetera Theatre, London, 2016