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Set inside a men's public toilet, Boys on the Verge of Tears is a bold, kaleidoscopic tale of violence and vulnerability.

Sam Grabiner's play premiered at Soho Theatre, London, in April 2024.

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Billeted to Brideshead during the Second World War, Captain Charles Ryder is overwhelmed by memories of his Oxford days and holidays spent in a fine stately home. As past and present blur, Charles recalls his enchantment with the beguiling Sebastian, his sister Julia and the doomed Catholic family, and considers how they would change his life...

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Inspired by the real Camp Siegfried, Bess Wohl's play premiered at the Old Vic Theatre, London, in September 2021.

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A dark comedy about home, family and the ways we cope in an uncertain world, by Olivier-award-winning playwright Michael Wynne.

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I am honoured to meet you.You are, as they say, a man after my own heart.
And you have lifted mine.
My heart, that is.

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But as Irene's star fades, the Days are facing financial destruction. When the heir to her musical throne, Jackie Day, returns from the States with a new girlfriend, resentments simmer.

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In a relationship of ever-changing boundaries, the couple question anything and everything as they attempt to navigate modern love. Funny, smart and sexy, Ruby Thomas' debut play probes contemporary ideas about sexuality, gender and the need to connect, before we die.

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Through the beautiful and moving story of three women who've made the choice between love and survival, Elegy explores a world in which the brain is no longer a mystery to us. But at what cost

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Written in French in the late forties before Waiting for Godot, Eleutheria is about a young man at odds with his middle-class family, living alone in a bedsit and refusing to take part in 'normal' life while accepting handouts from his mother.

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The latest play by American actor and playwright, Wallace Shawn, which premiered at The National Theatre in London in November 2015.

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A new adaptation by Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy of a cornerstone of English drama since the 15th century.

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There have been spontaneous outbreaks of fires round the country the closest to us in Epping forest, a monster conflagration which raged for 3 weeks. A woman stands alone on stage. She'll give everything she has. Addressing the climate emergency head on, Extinct includes testimony from environmental activists.

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A gripping journey charting the comeback of Dan Coyle Jr., a failed amateur boxer from a long line of accomplished fighters

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A bold, visceral debut play, winner of the 2023 George Devine Award.

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Marina Carr's adaptation of the infamous Greek myth brings Clytemnestra's story to the fore and asks if it is possible to forgive the unforgivable. Girl on an Altar opens at the Kiln Theatre, London, in May 2022.

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The first play in ten years from celebrated playwright and film maker Martin McDonagh, Hangmen premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, London in 2015.

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A witty and devastating new play by actor Simon Woods.

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Each begins to long for what the other has, luring them into a strange loop. In this play for two variables, Marcus du Sautoy and Victoria Gould use mathematics and theatre to navigate the known and unknown reaches of our world.

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David Hare's explosive new play portrays the history of a twenty year intimate friendship and its public repercussions.

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It's just the same old shit covered in lipstick. Maud, a woman on the run from her damaged past, has sheltered Cynthia from the outside world for the last few years. But while Cynthia is a recluse, living for their dressing-up box, their fairy tales and Shirley Bassey on YouTube, Maud meets Dennis, a security guard at her office.

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The extraordinary life of Emma Hamilton bursts out of the history books in April De Angelis's terrifically witty and vivid play.

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