RAVENSCROFT by Don Nigro Directed by Pauline Davies A man has fallen down the stairs at Ravenscroft manor. Was it an accident—or something more sinister? Inspector Ruffing arrives to investigate, only to find himself entangled in a web of secrets, lies, and games played by five fascinating and unnervingly suspicious women. Don Nigro’s Ravenscroft is part mystery, part comedy, and part ghost story - an atmospheric whodunit where the truth is as elusive as the manor’s shadows.

Breath of Spring By Peter Coke Directed by Dale Murison A charming comedy of manners, mischief, and mink. Breath of Spring is a delightful mid-century comedy of manners with a mischievous twist. Dame Beatrice receives a stole from her maid, a woman with a checkered past. Beatrice is left suspecting that the mink’s been fleeced. A former army officer and other lodgers in her building endeavor to return the stole, but they realize they love the intrigue so much that they form a syndicate for stealing and returning furs. What follows is a web of secretive scheming, plot-hatching and cat-burgling.