A heartwarming, joyful and dazzlingly funny exploration of bittersweet nostalgia and the enduring power of friendship.

A searching portrait of human kindness in a world that sets limits on how we care for the vulnerable. First performed as part of the Orange Tree Theatre's Inside/Outside season of short plays.

A heartbreakingly funny play about love, life and human connection, first performed as part of the Orange Tree Theatre's Inside/Outside season.

A short play about the unfairness of growing up in a world where you don't make the rules. First performed as part of Inside/Outside, a season of short plays staged at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond.

A short play about community, identity and the enduring strength of family ties. First performed as part of the Orange Tree Theatre's Inside/Outside season.

A fierce and exhilarating play about faith and truth, a hymn to community, and a testament to the power of young people.

A play charting the extraordinary shift in social, political and religious life in Ireland over the past thirty years.

A psychological drama that asks if the cycle of generational trauma can ever be broken. Can queer, Black femmes find love and belonging when the soil beneath them – and the climate around them – is hostile?

A play about food, love, class and grief in a world where there's little left to savour.

A play about two women who meet in a psychiatric institution.

A moving and unexpectedly funny play about a couple grieving the loss of their child, winner of the Best New Play award at the 2022 Offies (Off West End Awards).

A resonant and surreal short piece published alongside What If If Only.

A play that beautifully captures the story of two young people on the edge. Joint winner of the 2021 Papatango New Writing Prize.

The archetypal student-teacher romance is cleverly turned on its head for the post-#MeToo era in this striking play by an acclaimed Canadian playwright.

A short play about a woman seeking help from a therapist to overcome a traumatic episode in her past.

An unsentimental portrayal of innocence betrayed by communal hatred in Belfast during the 1970s.

A play about death and rebirth, from an award-winning Irish playwright.

An insightful, heartfelt coming-of-age story and a blazing account of inner-city, British-Asian teenage life.