Hyde Festival Theatre Company

Cry for The Moon by Jayne Marshall

Roger is in control of his life and in control of the music. Alone in a recording studio the pressure is on him to create the next big hit. As panic and frustration set in, Roger's abandoned muse Syd returns to remind Roger where it all started. As Syd invites their shared past into Roger’s solitary present, Roger is compelled to hold up a mirror to himself. But whose face does he see?

Numbers by Stephen Connor

Esther is recently-widowed. In a well-to-do suburb of Manchester, Esther lives the quiet and unremarkable life expected of the recently-widowed. Esther is liked, admired, and respected by everyone who knows her. They all agree that Esther is a thoroughly nice person. They all agree that Esther wouldn't hurt a fly. They all agree that the world needs more people like Esther.
Tonight, Esther has just been arrested for murder ...