Black Cats, Broomsticks and Pentagrams? It sounds like you have a witch problem! But have no fear, the nation's hottest game show The Witching Hour is here to take justice to a whole new level! Survival hinges on one's ability to entertain, spin the best narrative, and sway the crowd's fickle loyalty. As accusations fly, anyone can find themselves in the spotlight, cast as the next villain in a society obsessed with spectacle. The audience cheers, and the cauldron starts to bubble over and moral integrity is sacrificed at the altar of entertainment. (Pitchforks and torches, not included.) Through biting satire and absurd humour, this explores themes of justice, celebrity culture, and the fragility of reputation in a world where being liked can mean the difference between life and death. Will the accused manage to turn their fate around with a well-timed joke or a heart-wrenching tale? Or will they become the next victim of this insatiable hunger for drama? Content to Consider This is a 14+ and contains depiction of drowning, allusions of burning at the stake, themes of oppression, loud noises and flashing lights. About the Company Barbican Theatre In the heart of Plymouth's historic Barbican, the Barbican Theatre stands as a regional centre of excellence, championing the growth of young, new, and emerging artists. The theatre is more than just a stage; it is a vibrant creative hub, a catalyst for creative expression, and a beacon of cultural enrichment. They are dedicated to meeting people where they are at, providing a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment that fosters creativity, inspires innovation, and builds a sense of belonging. In a time when opportunities in the arts are shrinking, especially for those from underrepresented backgrounds, Barbican Theatre remains steadfast in its mission: to break down barriers and ensure that every aspiring artist has the chance to thrive. ReBels Young Company ReBels Young Company is a year-long creative development initiative, specifically designed for early-career creatives aged 18-25 who are seeking their first job in the arts. ReBels Young Company provides a pathway to overcome the barriers that so often deter young people from pursuing their dreams. Participants receive tailored training and mentorship, equipping them with the skills and confidence needed to produce work of a high, professional quality. ReBels Young Company is more than just a training programme - it is a transformative experience. It offers a risk-free environment where young people can experiment, create, and learn. Here, they gain practical skills, expand their professional networks, and, crucially, earn a living while doing so.