Precarious Theatre

ABOUT

Set up by Marco Biasioli and Liam Grogan in December 2019, to produce new and thought-provoking theatre, Precarious Theatre have since debuted multiple pieces of new writing in Manchester, Camden, Bristol, and Bath. Driven by a desire to create challenging theatre that critiques and comments on our relentless and terrifying world in fun and interesting ways, Precarious Theatre works collaboratively to develop exciting and innovative work which asks audiences to examine and question society and how we live in it. One audience member once described our work as 'Brechett', as in a cross between Bertolt Brecht and Samuel Beckett, a compliment if ever there was one.

DO NOT BUILD ON THE GOOD OLD DAYS BUT BAD NEW ONES

WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT OUR WORK...
Conversion (2024):

'...the real humour has depth, rooted in serious ideas about what is, in effect, political vision.' - Jane Darcy, The Reviews Hub

'...through its collection of interestingly drawn characters, the play emerges as a dramatically heftier piece...full of potential for further, more dramatic exploration.' - Ian Foster, There Ought To Be Clowns

A Theatre Show (2023):

'...a chaotic mood in which anything can happen...' - David Cunningham, British Theatre Guide
'...a delightful action-packed romp that keeps you chuckling...' - Sarah Birch, Camden Citizen

Failure Studies (2021/22):

'...beautiful moments of self-realisation...' - Heather Jeffrey, London Pub Theatres Magazine
'...a brilliantly acted piece devised from a novel concept...' - The Greater Manchester Reviewer

WHO ARE WE...