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Played at The Roundhouse (Camden) in November 2010. Originally opened to great acclaim.

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Instructions for Correct Assemblyis a witty, pointed satire on parenthood and perfect lifestyles.

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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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This is a new version from the Greek of Iphigenia in Aulis, by contemporaary playwright Colin Teevan. This translation and adaptation, which availed of the most recent textual scholarship of the source text, strips the piece down to its Euripidean essentials.

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Longlisted for The Bruntwood Prize, Phil Ormrods searing new play is about searching for a future in the dying heart of England.

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It Is Easy To Be Dead tells the story of war poet Charles Sorley's brief life through his work and music and songs from some of the greatest composers of the period.

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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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Chekhov's first full-length play anticipates the explosive revolutionary atmosphere of Russia at the turn of the century. This edition has been translated to English by David Harrower.

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The streets of Notting Hill are alive with history and amongst the pulsating soca, dazzling colour, and endless sequins and feathers, Jade and Nadineare fighting for space in a world they thought was theirs.

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James Dean. Hollywood's hottest star steps out of his crashed car and looks back on his short life.James Dean in Dead! (Long Live James Dean) is atimely look at how the Hollywood powerful use sex, drugs and power to make and break careers. A no holds barred look at the life of an icon.

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Two plays of passion and intelligence brought together in this new edition from Jimmy Murphy. Includes The Kings of the Kilburn High Road and Brothers of the Brush.

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Two new plays by a major award-winning voice in queer writing and queer politics.

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A play from renowned modern British playwright Arnold Wesker. "Joy" in the title is an umbrella word for aspiration, achievement, talent, love, intellect, beauty, laughter, happiness - aspects of the human condition that intimidate the tyrannical mentality.

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Derek Jarmans iconic film captured punk at its giddy height: a riot of music, DIY fashion, and every kind of sex with a little pyromania thrown in. Now, forty years on, this new stage adaptation of Jubilee remixes it for the social and political turmoil of 2017.

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The staging of the case investigating the British government's case for War in Iraq.

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Sixteen short satires attacking the decadence of Rome - hilarious monologues performed by Simon Callow.

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A critically acclaimed stage adaptation of the short story A Report to an Academy by Franz Kafka.

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Collected here for the first time are three of Zacaras' award-winning plays - Native Gardens, The Book Club Play, and Destiny of Desire - three works that explore American and Latino life today with Zacaras' trademark humour, heart, and narrative wit.

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In a remote and impoverished village in the Karoo, a young girl, Thozama, struggles to survive. A violent, terrifying incident and a chance encounter with an escaped moose change her life for ever. A story of pain, redemption and hope, combining traditional African story-telling and magical realism.

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Kill Me Now is a black comedy about Jake who has sacrificed his career as a writer to care for his teenage son Joey. Both are keeping secrets - Jake about his love life and Joey about his plans for the future. But when disaster strikes, they are forced to ask who's really looking after who.

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"Gives a voice to those whose lives are constantly ignored and devalued." Guardian

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From Broadchurch and Doctor Who writer Chris Chibnall - Kiss Me Like You Mean It - A play about love and death that was shortlisted for the Meyer-Whitworth Award.

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This rhythmic, sizzling solo show conjures the violence of a city and imagines a more beautiful world beyond it.