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A stage adaptation of Chris Mullin's political memoir, charting his time at the heart of the New Labour government.

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Acclaimed Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderon explores what it takes to trigger social change, andwhat revolution and violence mean to two different generations.

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Howard Barker is Britain's greatest living stage poet and the most compelling and indefinable dramatist of his time. This collection contains the plays Und, The Twelfth Battle of Isonzo, 12 Encounters With a Prodigy, Christ's Dog and Learning Kneeling, that continue Barker's ongoing fascination with Theatre of Catastrophe.

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Two never-before-published early plays by one of the most influential British playwrights of the last century.

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A new translation from prolific translator and playwright Ranjit Bolt, of 'Le Puff' by French playwright Eugene Scribe, known as the father of the 'wll made play'. Known here as 'Believe it or Not', this play also features a foreword from critic Nicholas Dromgoole.

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True stories (and wild speculations) about the lives and deaths of homeless people, uncovered by the UKs leading homelessness theatre company.

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Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the NHS, award-winning comedian and activist Mark Thomas takes a look at our NHS, what state its in, where its going, and what we need to do to keep it.

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Features two plays by a leading South African playwright. In "A Worm in the Bud", Katy stays in England while her sister travels to South Africa, leading to obsession and madness for both of them. "Concealment" concerns a doctor and his two daughters: one a spinster, the other a widow with secrets about the events surrounding her husband's death.

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Dont Wake Me: The Ballad Of Nihal Armstrongis the unforgettable truestory of a mother and her disabled son; a dramatic and poetic testimonyof one womans tireless battles in the struggle for her sons rights.

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Inspired by real events, Hannah Patterson's latest play Eden is a modern-day David and Goliath drama about the importance of fighting for whats right whatever the outcome.

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Reinventing the murderous Greek myth of power and prophecy as a lyrical modern epic with a live punk-rock score, DumbWise Theatre tell the story of Electra and her family.

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The world premiere production of acclaimed new Welsh theatre company Motherlode in their London debut following a Welsh tour, Exodus is set in South Wales. On the eve of the last factory in town closing, four neighbours hatch a plan that is literally pie in the sky

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Eye of a Needle is an urgent, funny and moving drama that gets under the skin of the UK's immigration system and the cruel absurdity of its approach to homosexual asylum seekers.

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Four millennials looking for sex, love and a well-located flat find themselves caught in a complex game of rivalry, desire and seduction.

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One of the most genuinely touching and heart warming plays ever written about murderous mayhem.

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A funny, big-hearted Mod anthem to solidarity and acceptance in an increasingly hostile world.

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Acclaimed Danish playwrightLine Mrkebyshines a light on how we talk about death in I Run:a fast-paced, explosive and moving one-man play about running, grief and missing someone we love.

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A daring and unapologetic examination of religion, pop culture and Black representation.

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Inside Bitch questions what is lost when we try to tell a story.

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Two teenage refugee girls in Hackney face moral dilemmas and an uncertain future, as they strive for legal status in the UK.

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Land Without Dreams is a hopeful, funny and courageous new show about climate change and reclaiming the future.