Hello, we are The Good Room.

The Good Room has done it again: relevant, beautifully acted theatre for the often overlooked Gen Y.
Rabbit

Things are fast and furious with an apocalyptic sensibility, but also, at times, tender in heartfelt vulnerability and visually quite stunning as, through share of the anonymous contributions, the audience is sucker-punched with an array of emotions in scenes of anger, intimacy, humour and tragedy.
I Just Came To Say Goodbye

A potent, considered, and finely crafted work which reminds us how hard it is – and how important – to say sorry. ★★★★
I Just Came To Say Goodbye

The performers breathe life into memorable moments from anonymous people’s lives. If we in the audience are also seduced momentarily into moments from our own past, that’s theatre magic. This company nails it.
I Want To Know What Love Is

What [The Good Room] do is throw everything onto the floor – a vast collection of ideas and feelings and responses to real events and crowdsourced verbatim material – pour fuel over it, and set it on fire to create a spectacular event and food for thought, for a life outside the theatre that demands our burning presence.
I Just Came To Say Goodbye