A short play about Lord Alfred Douglas, the former lover of Oscar Wilde, and his latter years as the supporter of a prominent homophobe.

A play about a group of inmates who have been locked up in a mental hospital since the Spanish Civil War.

A play by young Spanish dramatist David Planell, about the hilarious attempt to get an accident video shown on TV, releasing undercurrents of racism in society.

A short play that explores our changing attitudes towards the landscape.

A one-man play about love, inheritance and not letting your feelings show.

A vivid and poetic monologue play about deprivation, loss and redemption through love, telling the story of Dean, a young man hardened by suffering, who struggles in life before finding his way back to happiness.

A monologue documenting Steve Waters' own journey from the Norfolk Broads to the steppes of Mongolia to explore, first hand, what is happening to the natural world and the human heart.

A short dark comedy from Spain, in which a naive middle-aged transvestite encounters a petty thief nicknamed 'sour face'.

A short autobiographical monologue, first performed as part of the Come to Where I'm From festival at the Park Theatre, London, in 2016.

A short play published for the first time, written during the author's time working with European theatremakers.

A short play about a young man who volunteers in old people's homes, and suffers paroxyms of love and hate for the residents.

A comic monologue warning of the perils of self-abuse in zero gravity conditions.

An offbeat short comedy with a political edge, in which an unemployed young man is dogged by his deceased father.

The first of the three plays that make up Robert Holman's acclaimed dramatic trilogy Making Noise Quietly.

The multi-award-winning playwright explores the subjects of football and sectarianism, set during the 1994 World Cup.

A strange and beguiling monologue about a loner obsessed with a malign companion called Mongoose.

A powerful monologue about an Irish labourer living in London who returns home to Belfast to have a last, drunken 'conversation' with his recently dead father.

A blistering monologue set in Scotland in the near future, when Europe is at war with America, and Scotland suffers collateral damage in the clash of civilisations.