Molière's most-admired comedy of manners, about a man whose quickness to criticise the flaws in others, and in himself, leads him into deep trouble. In the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series.

Oscar Wilde's audacious drama of social scandal centres around the revelation of a long-concealed secret. In the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series.

A superlative farce by the master of the form, Molière, written at the height of his powers, a masterclass in comic construction. In the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series.

The best comedy of manners written in England before Congreve. In the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series.

The best known play by one of the most performed French playwrights - a sparkling 18th-century comedy of manners. In the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series.

A short play by the author of the Adrian Mole books, set in a council house in a small Leicestershire town at election time.

An eccentric, teasing yarn from the multi-award-winning author of The Weir.

A play about a man who cannot, or will not, get out of bed one morning for 'metaphysical reasons'.

A blackly comic short play about a grown-up brother and sister who exact revenge on their violent father.

A short play about the power politics underlying the selection of any candidate.

A sinister but comic drama of honour and violence, from the award-winning author of Howie the Rookie.

A heart-warming, clash-of-cultures comedy set in a Wigan taxi.

A hilarious, macabre love story about a pregnant couple of activists attempting to offset the carbon footprint of their unborn baby's life.

A thrilling play about family and social care that follows 11-year-old Sandy on her daring, Christmas mission to emulate Clint Eastwood and bust her gran out of lock-up.

An off-kilter, high-energy, form-pushing play about what pro-wrestling and politics have in common.

A short play about the working relationship between Mrs Thatcher and the Queen.

A five-star hit at the Edinburgh Fringe, Fanboy is a love-hate letter to pop culture and nostalgia, about a thirty-something, self-confessed nerd obsessed with Star Wars and Nintendo.

A startling play about satirist ABC Merriman-Labor, the greatest Black Briton ever to have been forgotten.