Death, Cheddar, and Other Urgent Matters is a razor-sharp and achingly funny dissection of sex, death, and all the awkwardness in between. She died mid-performance—right there, on stage. But somehow, the show isn’t over. Trapped in the liveness of a theatre performance, she’s still talking. About love, about sex, about the moments that make us feel alive and the grief and absurdity of leaving it all behind. She has things she should have said, things she still wants to know, and an audience full of people who might be able to hear her… but can’t answer back.

It’s raw, painfully intimate, sometimes filthy, sometimes existential, always alive.

'Ponderings and Sonderings of a Sometimes Sexual Nature' is a strange story that sits somewhere in between a darkly comic romance and a psychological drama. When Sophie, a young ghostwriter, knocks on Agatha’s door, she sets in motion a haunting and erotic triangle between herself, the isolated woman, and her dead best friend’s brother, Benjamin. It's a voyeuristic exploration of desire, grief, and human connection. It navigates themes of aging, loneliness, and the way sexual desire persists and transforms over time, offering moments of sharp humour, brutal honesty, and uncomfortable tenderness.