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A new play for young people adapted from the nove written by the acclaimed writer of The Gruffalo.

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S-27 won the first Protect The Human Playwriting Competition in 2007.

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Sabbat is based on an original account of the events which led to an extraordinary witchcraft trial in England in 1612. This tense and atmospheric play explores this mystery and the strange relationship between the accused and her accuser.

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Sad Little Man is a stand-up tragedy set performed by the mind of a young man in shock. Described as "a stunning, bittersweet story" and "theatrically beautiful" by Noises Off Magazine, a combination of performance poetry, physical theatre and projection tell the story of the many lives of Lee and someone he loves.

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Safeis a powerful verbatim theatre piece exploring some of the untold stories of young homeless people who identify as LGBT.

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Sam. The Good Person is a startling black comedy that examines just how easy it is for a lie to spiral out of control and change your life forever.

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The true story of Charles Ignatius Sancho, who became the first black person of African origin to vote in Britain.

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Copenhagen 1940. Zack and Nikolai are happy in love and enjoy a blissful lifestyle on the gay scene until they are arrested during the Nazi invasion of Denmark. Zack, an American attache with diplomatic immunity goes free.

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A contemporary classic, this is internationally renowned playwright Howard Barker's most famous and accessible play.

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Schism is a stunning new play about two people finding each other, and what happens when their dream becomes unrealistic and out of date.

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Today is results day and the phone won't stop ringing. Jo, the headteacher of St. Barnabas, knows that the arrival of the school's SATs results puts her job on the line. With the future of the school and its pupils at stake, Jo struggles to maintain order as her staff and superiors demand answers. Can she protect her students and herself

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Almond's four-hander is set in a south London comprehensive and focuses on the edgy relationship between tough-girl Charlie and supply teacher Miss Fry.

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Scottish Widows is an outrageous new series of monologues about widowhood by Olivier Award-winning playwright Grae Cleugh. Perfect for teachers and actors seeking new monologue material.

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A play which examines mixed race relationships. The text from the Theatre Royal Stratford East's 1998 touring production.

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Inspired by real events and a lawsuit initiated by Stevens herself,Scroungerdrives towards the realities of how Britain is failing its most vulnerable and the extreme cost paid by those seeking justice.

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A chance meeting between two children on the streets of Edinburgh leads to a terrible reckoning, leaving Jenny and Tommy forever bound together by blood and fate.

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A well-known play written by Pulitzer Prize winner Lanford Wilson.

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Sex/Crimeis a darkly comic queer thriller: an exciting, challenging play that explores sex, violence, language, fear and queerness.

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A powerful play from award-winning author Rikki Beadle-Blair. First performed at Theatre Royal Stratford East on Thursday 20 October 2011.

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Anne Washburn(The Twilight Zone,Mr Burns) returns to the Almeida with a sinister and sensational new play, directed by Almeida Artistic DirectorRupert Goold.

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Performed at Soho Theatre, London, in October 2009.

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With songs and searing honesty, Shuck n Jive is the laugh-out-loud story of two friends trying to break out of racist typecasting and create a story for themselves.