He was also inspired by the size and atmospherics of the space to put on unusual productions such as Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" in the building's damp, dark basement with the audience seated on church pews, "Metropolis - The Theatre Cut," a promenade version of Fritz Lang's film featuring a cast of 100, and a staging of Seamus Heaney's translation of the epic poem "Beowulf". For the building's fifteenth anniversary in 2006, Arnold conceived and directed the critically acclaimed production "Spend A Penny", a series of one-on-one monologues staged in the venue's toilet cubicles, featuring work by playwrights including Liz Lochhead.