Out of Kilter Theatre are looking for a male-identifying actor to work on the development of a new, multimedia production incorporating spoken word, physical theatre, music, sound effects and film/digital effects.

Too long alone in lockdown Alicia is struggling with her feelings of loss and detachment; when she wakes from a vivid dream she is confused and disorientated; is she awake or is she dreaming?

A powerful play depicting the shattered dreams of strong yet broken women proved to be a triumph for a former Burnley actress.

Written by existentialist novelist Jean-Paul Sartre, No Exit  was first performed in 1944 and received rave reviews. This performance is put on at the King’s Arms Vault by Manchester-based Out of Kilter Theatre, as part of the Fringe Festival. The venue is compact… and packed. This is a contemporary adaptation, with the occasional modern term, such as “shabby chic” and “blogger”. The story is immediately surreal and Kafkaesque. Three strangers find themselves in a mysterious

Out of Kilter's Mark Murphy talks to Gemma Hepworth

Out of Kilter Theatre presents a new adaptation of the classic Sartre play ‘No Exit’ (Huis Clos), first performed in 1944.

This is a tale not to be taken lightly, despite moments of delightful humour. It is the gripping text from Mark Murphy and with direction from Kerry Kawai to be envied.

Press Release: 30th June 2016 (by Marissa Burgess ) The forthcoming debut production of Things of Darkness at Hope Mill Theatre will see a unique coming together of playwrights and artists. In the auditorium Mark Murphy’s psychological play will explore issues of mental health and otherness, while out in the foyer and the bar will creep Teresa Wilson’s wonderfully strange puppets – otherworldly human forms and birds that hint at a hidden unknown world. A part of the Greater M