Previous shows
The God-Bomb
After a tragic accident, introverted scientist David finds himself incapable of moving on from the past until his newest invention succeeds and his recently deceased girlfriend, Faith, finds herself once again among the living. Despite their forced isolation, Faith finds herself more alive than ever and determined to make up for lost time, leading David to quickly find himself thrust towards a future that he doesn’t belong in.
The God-Bomb was our first theatrical production at The Hope Theatre in January 2024 with our first 4 star review (mentioned below) and multiple sold out nights. Featuring talent from actresses like Nichela Farrel star of Blood and Honey 2 and first time directors and writers, this production was a great first leap for Cried Wolf promising more queer sci -fi scripts to come.
Written by Jake Bickford
Directed by Elizabeth Banks
PHARMAKON
When two estranged brothers return to their family home after the death of their mother, something strange falls from the sky and the pair then have to work together to uncover what awaits them in the dark, boundless fields of Somerset.
From the creator of the God-Bomb, comes the next instalment of their theatrical horror franchise with this gripping new cosmic horror which is sure to stay with you all the way home.
Written by Jake Bickford
Directed by Tim Humphreys
Getting a Drink at the End of the World
Following the announcement of a world ending meteor, Leo and Michelle find themselves working in a busy cocktail bar in the final days of Earth trying desperately to find meaning in the ensuing chaos.
At the end of the world, what drink would you order?
From the team behind The God-Bomb and PHARMAKON, Cried Wolf are back with their latest AC funded hit from first time director and writer Daisy Hills and starring Jesse James Lamb as Leo and Inês Drumond as Michelle. Performed during Camden Fringe 2025 with 2 Sold Out shows once again at The Etcetera Theatre in Camden Town.
Written by Daisy Hills
Directed by Daisy Hills
Artists For Gaza: A scratch night
An evening of stand up, poetry, magic and more. Featuring original work from artists from across the globe all in support of PCRF (Palestine Children's Relief Fund) raising £200 towards this charity. Hosted at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden.
Hosted by Jake Bickford
Artists: Wendy Young, Cherie Pruden, Hannah Roy Davis, Tyler Alan Woods, Oliver Ward, Kay Adshed, Jessica Ruby Clark, Pauline Moran, Bella Aubin and Deni Frances with music from Ruth Vaughn
Reviews
"Reviewing fringe theatre is a really exciting experience, because you never know what you’re going to get. Plays like The God-Bomb are the reason I seek out new theatre – Jake Bickford’s new play is full of exciting ideas, just brimming with potential."
Lost in Theatreland - Mailí Ní Ghormáin
"This story is well written and really questions the morality of its subject matter.... a good piece of theatre and deserves to be supported"
Pink Prince Theatre - Neill Kovacic-Clarke
"Overall I was really impressed by PHARMAKON. It moved well, performances were intense and exciting. It was the perfect cocktail of twisted and creepy"
Audience feedback - Anonymous