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Includes: "The Optimist", "The Swing of Things", and "The Company Man".

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The second collection of plays from Torben Betts, published by Oberon Books. Includes the plays Incarcerator, Five Visions of the Faithful, Silence and Violence, The Last Days of Desire, The Biggleswades. With an Introduction by David Pownall, and an essay by Peter Craze

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A new comedy by Torben Betts, starring Olivier & Evening Standard award winner Janie Dee. A searing, sharp, state of the nation comedy from one of the UKs most exciting playwrights.

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A play from the brilliant playwright Torben Betts, centered around the recession in Britain. Looking at the political and class consequences for the 'real people' in this comedy play.

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It Never Happened (or State Terror in Eight Easy Stages) eavesdrops on eight different periods from the past: two soldiers reflect on the prospect of imminent death caused by their government's greed; a political fixer makes an awkward sex scandal go away; a young journalist discovers that integrity doesn't pay the mortgage; and a domestic assault turns into a witchcraft trial.

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Set in the future, this savagely funny poetic drama deals with a city couple who relocate to a remote rural wilderness to escape the rat race and the rising anarchy of city life. But will a desolate house by the sea provide them with The Answer

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A darkly funny satire on modern-day life, by an award-winning playwright.

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"One of the best new plays in townwaspishly funny' - Daily Express

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A play about an intelligent young girl and her relentless refusal of the establishment. When suddenly a people's revolution breaks out and a mercenary soldier intrudes the family home, the conflict between the regime and the unconquered girl is revealed.

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A powerful selection of plays from Torben Betts, each exploring the fragility of life and human suffering and loss.

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A new play about the 2015 General Election, by one of British Theatre's leading social commentators, Torben Betts.

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A re-imagining of life as we live it, set in the context of a bloody revolution. Witness to a brutal political assassination, this work introduces us to a society fractured by a lack of belief in anything meaningful, in which everyone has something to protest against.

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A searingly funny contemporary look at one family and at Britain today from one of the country's most in-demand playwrights.