VIEW Saturday is a full day of festival entertainment featuring fringe theatre, pop-up performances, spoken word, movement, immersive exhibits, radio broadcasts and live music. Get your tickets now and join us for a day of festival vibes.
Enjoy free entertainment throughout the day, from captivating dance performances to thought-provoking spoken word, live music, interesting exhibits and our very own VIEW radio show. Entry to the festival is free with a ticket to any of our fringe shows.
Kickstart your day at our interactive morning mixer where emerging producers, theatre makers, and budding writers unite.
Grab a coffee from Westlands, mingle and network, forging connections that could lead to future collaborations. Who knows, you might just find your perfect theatre-making match! Stick around for the VIEW Festival to catch a glimpse of what VIEW’s producers are currently bringing to the stage.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: 9:15am
Location: Mountview Foyer
Tune in live to our very own pop-up radio show!
Dive into the world of the VIEW Festival with insightful interviews and behind-the-scenes glimpses into our fringe theatre productions. Broadcasting exclusively for VIEW Saturday.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: 11:25am, 1:55pm, 3:10pm
Location: Mountview Foyer
Experience pop-up dance entertainment as skilled dancers grace the space with captivating displays of movement and flow.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: 12:40pm, 4:25pm, 6:20pm
Location: Mountview Atrium
The 12:40pm performance will be held in the open air (weather permitting)
Poets and spoken word artists converge for a dynamic showcase celebrating the profound impact of language.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: 4:40pm
Location: Mountview Atrium
Join us for evening entertainment at Mountview’s Loading Bar.
Local artists showcase their original music, a pianist leads sing-along pop hits, and guest musical theatre performers from Mountview bring some showbiz entertainment. Grab a drink, relax, and enjoy.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: 7:30pm, 8:45pm, 10pm
Location: Loading Bar
Go behind-the-scenes of the VIEW Festival with our immersive exhibits, delving into the creative processes and talented individuals shaping VIEW’s fringe theatre productions.
Date: 29 June
Event Time: All Day
Location: Mountview Foyer
The full VIEW Festival line-up of fringe theatre productions will be presented back-to-back on VIEW Saturday. Binge watch all nine or take advantage of our ticket bundles and choose the shows you want to see.
Sat 29 Jun
10:30am – Monolith
11:45am – 2%
1:00pm – Cameraman
2:15pm – Cow
3:30pm – Mind the Gap
4:15pm – BREAK
5:30pm – Târgoviște Strays
6:45pm – Hysterical Woman
8:00pm – Shadows of the Heart
9:15pm – Portrait Unknown
Directed and Performed by
Aria Cundall
Produced by
Tom Brown
There are multitudes in all of us. Monolith is a collection of stories from LGBTQIA+ writers and creatives bought together in a showcase of queer perspectives. Covering themes of family, mourning, love, gay culture, home, transition and more. The stories we tell are intrinsic to who we are. We are not just a monolith; we are founded in our individuality.
Written by
Christina Gutierrez
Directed by
Ana Sanchez Vilchis
Produced by
María Guevara
Performed by
Christina Gutierrez
2% is a collection of comedic stories and thoughts about home, culture, and belonging. For the past ten years, Christina Gutierrez has been calling both Chicago and London home.
With charm and obscure cultural references, this piece celebrates what it means to be proudly 98% Mexican American and 2% British.
Written by
Jon Barton
Directed by
Fiona Winning
Produced by
Jamie Holland
Performed by
Jad Sayegh
Drew’s life changed when their dad gave them a Leica M6 Rangefinder. From that moment on, they lived through the lens. While on photography assignment, an unspeakable incident happens and they do the only thing they know: Click. This play explores the toxicity of paparazzi culture and challenging morals in this exciting, new piece of writing.
Produced by
Bahar Mohammadi
Directed by
Marguerite Vermersch
Dramaturgy by
Maziar Mohammadinejad
Performed by
Elliot Gosh
Yuri owns the only cow in his village, it is his most valuable possession. When the cow mysteriously vanishes it puts his whole life into question, shattering his reality. A tale of loss and identity, based on the 1969 film The Cow.
Directed by
Sophia Holmes
Written and produced by
Charis Winter
Performed by
Caris Murphy
Set on finding true purpose but stuck in the shadow of an impressive older sister, join one woman on her tube journey across London as she reflects on her assumptions about success and the reality she sees around her. All aboard as we delve into her honest and humorous reflections on life, indecision, and the joys of being a woman.
Written and produced by
Emma Novak
Directed by
Hector Smith
Performed by
Sammy Collins-Webb
"You made me fall in love with words, but now words are all I can control.”
In the Era of Light, Romania lived in the dark. Unravel a true story of resilience through Boy’s letters to his mother, shedding light on the reality of oppression, censorship and military re-education in Communist Romania through the blend of movement, poetry and sound.
Written by
Ailsa Husband
Directed by
Lilly Butcher
Produced by
Lola Hibberd
Performed by
Ailsa Husband
What has Britney Spears got in common with Helen of Troy? Why is a Hysterectomy called a Hysterectomy? How many auditions does it take before a person truly breaks?
Your very own Hysterical Woman is here to take you through.
“It’s like standup meets an auditory hallucination” - The Producer
“I’d cast her” - Also the Producer
Written by
Jordan-Alicia Todd
Directed by
Nicollette Amico
Produced by
Juliet Johnson
Performed by
Sarah Lapinsky
Shadows of the Heart is a haunting dance drama performance based on Bram Stoker's Dracula. It delves into Joanna's twisted and fragmented memories of her visit to Castle Dracula, as she grapples with conflicting urges to return to the monster while her mind screams otherwise. The performance holds a light to the complex and seductive relationship between the woman and the monster.
Written by
Thomas Currie & Tommy James Green
Directed by
Kevin Russell
Produced by
Kristie Winsen
Performed by
Hayley Maybury
Starry-eyed gallery attendant Georgie dreams of being an artist, but the cloakroom is as close as she gets. That is until she is blackmailed into stealing the painting of a mysterious woman. As Georgie plays cat-burglar, she is captivated by the long-forgotten portrait. Can Georgie find the courage to reclaim her own life’s canvas or will she forever remain unknown?
A light-hearted, fun and heart-warming new musical.
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