About the show

Led By The Wind is an intimate audio-visual performance that follows a queer woman tracing a river upstream in search of her forgotten hometown. When she encounters another mysterious woman, the journey shifts, unfolding into a quiet exploration of memory, connection, and return.

Blending moving images, sound, movement and drink-making, it invites audiences into a sensory experience where nostalgia and displacement intertwine. At its heart, the work reflects on how East and Southeast Asian queer women in London navigate identity, community, and belonging across geographies.

‘Her work is characterised by memorable visual metaphors, heavy with nostalgia.’ – The Play’s The Thing UK

About the company

Founded in 2022, Ensemble Not Found (ENF) is a London-based theatre collective of five interdisciplinary, first-generation ESEA migrant artists. Our work is ensemble-led, visually driven, and made through a non-hierarchical process of research, improvisation, and iteration. Across our practice, we’re interested in how private feeling becomes public structure, how bodies, language, images, and institutions shape one another—working with movement, text, sound, audiovisuals, and found materials as we search for the right form and voice.

About the show

When William loses his wife to suicide, a mysterious figure appears and offers him a a chance to live with his wife again. But is this offer too good to be true?

‘Why she left me’ is a play about love and loss and how one man must find the courage to confront how he truly feels.

About the artist

Arran is a writer and director based in London. He makes theatre that explores different spaces and the human condition.

About the show

On the eve of her best friend's funeral, a police officer comes face to face with a charming stranger who introduces herself as Death. And like her, she has questions begging for answers.

There Is Rice At Home is a riveting story of friendship, grief, and love.

The cast is led by award-winning Bola Stephen-Atetebi, whose critically acclaimed work includes Esther's Revenge and Reminiscing with Adunni Alaalo. She is joined by Abiola Akindele who brings her essence to the character after a successful run at the Women’s Writers Festival, London.
There Is Rice At Home returns to England after three successful shows, including closing The Alliance Française Accra Performing Arts Festival in Ghana.

What if Death showed up at the funeral, and had receipts?

There Is Rice At Home is coming to FUSEInternational in Kingston, and it's not like anything else on the programme.
Inspired by real personal losses, this play questions normative expressions of grief, and the pretences that complicate our relationship with friendship and loss.

Come and see the award-winning Bola Stephen-Atetebi and Abiola Akindele tell a story for the books.

Written by Inyang Edoho and Joewackle J. Kusi
Directed by Emmanuel Okocha Produced by Jude Chibueze Meju
Stage Management by Evidence Adu

About the company

Instinct Pictures is a dynamic theatre and creative production company based in Lagos, Nigeria, committed to telling bold, emotionally resonant, and socially conscious stories that connect deeply with audiences across cultures.

Founded by Emmanuel Okocha, the company has grown into one of the emerging voices in contemporary African theatre, known for producing impactful stage works that explore identity, migration, race, human relationships, social realities, and cultural intersections. Driven by a passion for authentic storytelling, Instinct Pictures creates productions that combine minimalist yet powerful stagecraft with compelling performances, innovative direction, and emotionally engaging narratives.

The company’s work reflects the complexities of modern society while preserving the richness of African experiences and perspectives. Through theatre, live experiences, creative collaborations, and cultural exchange, Instinct Pictures continues to use performance as a tool for dialogue, education, reflection, and global connection. Since its inception, Instinct Pictures has actively participated in prestigious theatre and arts festivals both locally and internationally, earning recognition for its originality, consistency, and artistic excellence. The company has showcased productions at notable festivals including the Lagos Fringe, Lagos Theatre Festival, Brighton Fringe, Wandsworth Arts Fringe, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, where the company has continued to expand the reach of Nigerian storytelling to global audiences.

Scenes from A Palm Tree in London were featured during the ongoing Philadelphia Fringe Festival, further strengthening the company’s international presence. Among its notable productions are Shadows, Sour Grapes, A Palm Tree in London, and the emotionally charged stage production Second Thoughts. Instinct Pictures’ productions are known for addressing timely themes with honesty, vulnerability, humor, and emotional depth, creating intimate

About the show

Step into Broke Street, an original piece of theatre highlighting the challenges young people face as they enter adulthood. In this world, nothing comes easy, and everything has a price.

Set in a close-knit neighbourhood where every story overlaps and every secret matters, Broke Street follows a diverse group of young adults balancing friendship, ambition, love, and survival. From chaotic house shares and late-night laughter to heavy financial burdens and hidden struggles, this play reveals what it truly means to grow up against the odds.

Expect heart, humour, and hard truths as the residents of Broke Street strive to maintain hopefulness while juggling jobs, debt, relationships, and the fear of falling behind. Some moments. This production speaks to a generation caught between expectation and reality.

This could be your street. Could be your story.

Welcome to Broke Street.

About the company

CAPA College is a trailblazing Creative and Performing Arts College for 16-19 year olds located in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. We have five specialist pathways offering professional training and education in Dance, Drama, Musical Theatre, Film & TV and Production over two years of full-time study. We are proud to be the highest performing DfE-funded Free School in the country with 100% A*-C results and ranked in the top 1% for student progress. Our graduates have secured places at prestigious universities and Arts conservatoires including RADA, LAMDA, Guildhall and Rambert School as well as forging spectacular careers in the Arts as West End performers, Hollywood actors, leading choreographers, international designers and award-winning film producers.. Taking part in live performances that challenge and inspire, collaborating on innovative projects that stretch the imagination and showcasing work at prestigious events; at CAPA College we are dedicated to opening doors to new opportunities.

These experiences build skills and confidence, but also create invaluable industry connections. Steph Caton is a a second year emerging playwright and performer. She loves to explore the topics that people fear; taking inspiration from real life people and situations. Steph creates honest characters and natural dialogue that’s brings stories to life, inviting the audience to connect, reflect and see parts of their own lives on stage.She was commissioned to create the first presentation of this production at CAPA College to sold out audiences.