Prime
Prime
Created by Liam Farricker and written and directed by Diana Logan, PRIME. is a powerful new coming-of-age drama set against the soundtrack of the 1990s. In a town shaped by assumptions and labels, one young man searches for identity, connection, and a voice that feels truly his own.
Blending raw emotion, sharp social observation, and the music that defined a generation, PRIME. explores belonging, isolation, and the invisible stories people carry beneath the surface. Set in the heart of Westborough’s Scarborough Town Centre, the production captures the energy, pressure, and loneliness of growing up in a world determined to define you before you define yourself.
With 90s music, striking visuals, and an emotionally charged narrative, PRIME. is a bold and deeply human story about breaking expectations, finding your own sound, and being heard in a world that only sees what it wants to see.
Bunny by Jack Thorne
On tour in 2026
Raw, ferocious, and unflinchingly honest, Bunny is a blistering theatrical experience that plunges into the chaos of modern girlhood and refuses to look away.
Set over the course of one turbulent night, the play follows Katie — sharp, funny, angry, and painfully alive as she ricochets through friendship, desire, humiliation, and self-destruction. What begins as reckless bravado quickly spirals into something far darker, exposing the fragile line between empowerment and exploitation, freedom and harm.
Jack Thorne’s writing crackles with urgency and wit, capturing the language, rhythms, and contradictions of a generation raised under constant scrutiny. Bunny is fearless in its exploration of sexuality, consent, class, and the desperate hunger to be seen — not as a symbol, not as an object, but as a person in control of her own story.
Bunny is brutally funny and deeply unsettling, the play asks urgent questions about who gets to define young women’s choices, and at what cost. It is a howl of rage, a sharp satire, and a painfully intimate portrait of vulnerability in a world that commodifies it.
Provocative, electric, and impossible to forget, Bunny is theatre that grabs you and implores you listen.
Directed by Diana Logan
Tour Dates 2026
March 3rd and 4th Harrogate Theatre 7.45 pm Tickets Here
March 11th Stephen Joseph Theatre 1.00pm
April 4th East Riding Theatre Beverley, 7.30pm
13th and 14th October - The Club the acts and Actors, Covent Garden, London