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Inspired by the Russian submarine disaster of August 2000, in collaboration with Sound&Fury, Bryony Lavery's play imagines the life of submariners, deep below the icy seas on the fraying front line of the cold war.

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A poignant new play explores exactly what it means to dice with death when being alive proves to be painful.

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Winner of 2011 Whats On Stage award for Best Off-West End Production and Olivier Award for Best Opera Production 2011.

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La Casa Azul is a collaboration between Quebeois playwright Sophie Faucher, who also played Frida Kahlo in this production, and internationally acclaimed director Robert Lepage. Translated by Neil Bartlett.

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A modern adaptation of Puccini's opera, La Fanciulla del West, set in the heart of London's Soho.

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A forgotten play by JB Priestley. Last seen at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End in 1977, starring Arthur Lowe, this edgy comedy was revived in London in 2013.

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From a leading Belgian theatre-maker and storyteller, two plays in one.

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Stuck in the city, in a life he hates, Tom is to return home for Christmas and confronted with his past. Forced to face his demons, loss and the unstoppability of time, he attempts to rescue his family and his future. Will Tom be able to save it all in time

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A site-responsive promenade production on an epic scale, fusing live interactive performance with innovative digital and new media technologies.

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"If Lee Harvey Oswald did it, he could not have done it alone. If he did not, he must be the hit of the century. If he was involved and somehow double-crossed, alive today must be persons with the guilt of awful silence."

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Letters to Morrissey is the third in a trilogy of often darkly comic works drawing on the joys and struggles of growing up in working class Scotland.

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A loophole in the Postal Services Act says you can open other people's mail under certain circumstances. This is that certain circumstance Songs, politics, dodgy landlords and detective work: The housing crisis gets personal.

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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 reportage play. Valerie wants a job, Frank wants to run the marathon--Paul, Philip and Alan just want to hold on. This dramatic piece of reportage draws on interviews with murderers to create stark, uncompromising portraits of people rebuilding their lives.

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Based on the true story of her great uncle and freedom fighter Dinesh Gupta, Lions and Tigers is Tanika Gupta's most personal play yet. It charts Dinesh Gupta's emotional and political awakening as this extraordinary 19 year old pits himself against the British Raj.

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An award-winning play by up-and-coming Irish theatre company.

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Part realism, part nightmare, acclaimed South African playwright Craig Higginson's play takes us on an unforgettable journey into our unconscious ancestral memory.

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A dark, volatile new play by the George Devine Award-winning playwright Alice Birch.

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A tender family play from Philip Osment.

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A lipsmackerous, yumshus tale of learning bad habits and wicked ways. Mischief, comedy, and songs!

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Locker Room Talk is a provocative piece of event theatre. Inspired by Donald Trump's leaked sexually aggressive comments, the show is a confronting exploration of the phenomenon the then presidential candidate later dismissed as `locker room banter'.

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This stage revival has been brilliantly adapted by the prolific and award-winning playwright Richard Bean.

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John van Druten's 1930s workplace drama. First produced in 1931, this new edition marks the acclaimed revival production in London in 2013.

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Losing My Marblesis a series of picaresque true stories told by the actor Trader Faulkner in a one-man show.