Listings: Morning events, Physical theatre

Sarah Kane's poetic masterpiece that sparked controversy and debate. Performed intimately, using physicality alongside the dialogue to question clinical depression and provide insight into the fragility of the human mind. Hard-hitting but beautiful.

Members of Grid Iron talk about Leaving Planet Earth in the company of journalist and critic Robert Dawson Scott.

The Superhero Club provides an audience with humour, style and ease. A most enjoyable show mixes satire with surrealist material, whilst never confusing or ostracising anybody in particular. From family dinners to Harry Potter to an accidental admission of true love, our eccentric sketches are fast, humorous and…

Soho Theatre & the Mason Sisters at PBJ. Eight shows back-to-back, starting the day from scratch, each show will be built from the best of the previous, taking shape through the day to form a completed eighth show. 'For those jaded by the pedestrian bilge that litters the comedy landscape, Doctor Brown is good for…

Splendid Productions. Splendid Productions present their creative reimagining of the 15th-century morality play, Everyman. Splendid take this medieval story of an ordinary man - randomly chosen to represent all humanity - as the starting point for a high energy, super-theatrical, surprisingly silly exploration of what…

Gecko / Escalator East To Edinburgh. Created by Amit Lahav. Critically acclaimed physical dance theatre company Gecko present another visually stunning, visceral, physical performance. 'A kind of restless delirium, dense with poetic effect' ★★★★ (Guardian). Missing is a journey into the depths of a person's psyche: as…

SSSR productions. Start your day in reality, or better still, with Nostalgia for Reality. 'The element of surprise is important to squeezing every ounce of enjoyment from this fabulous show by SSSR productions' (Stop, See, Sense, Reality). Russia's theatrical traditions are on display here, in the rigor of the ideas…

Blue Tree Theatre Company. The production explores what happens after the adrenalin and intoxication of a newly formed relationship fades. A Reason to Smile centres on a contemporary couple and charts the relationship's evolution, cross-cutting between significant moments of their lives together. The use of physical…

Crowded Nest. A new hatchling fallen from the Crowded Nest, Synergy is: making eye contact across the room. Uttering your first words. Acclimation, escape, and two worlds - one of sight and the other of sound – coping with the fear of being left alone, unloved, or unlovable. All ages.

International Collegiate Theatre Festival. An ICTF / John Abbott College / Jac'N'burgh 2013 production. Originally written to be performed as a radio broadcast, our stage version of Under Milk Wood captures the quaint, witty essence of a charming Welsh town and its inhabitants like an action-filled screen saver of…