Stephen Hawking - world famous professor and astro-physicist, but what does he dream about? Sex amongst the stars, inflatable whales and powerful, nightmarish figures from politics and industry campaigning to introduce euthanasia into Europe. Riess, himself confined to a wheelchair, takes a satirical look at recent social developments and the reappearance of policies from Europe's darkest hour.

From the late playwright Pam Gems, author of Stanley and Marlene. The story of Polish playwright Stanislawa Przybyszewska.

The story of an old tobacco farmer's loss of faith in himself and his way of life from

A fictionalised account of Tennesee Williams' relationship with his lover, Frank Merlo.

Steeped in the atmosphere and folklore of Suffolk coastal towns, Swankiller portrays a man's search for identity and happiness in a fallen world. A genuinely epic play, it was performed with a cast of fifty at Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh, in 1986.

The introduction of a human spanner in a bakery's tuned works accelerates its disintegration.

War rages in the Balkans. While NATO bombs Serbia, the Kosovan Albanians are driven out of their homes. Europe is divided. In homes everywhere, people debate the rights and wrongs of the war. This play reveals the results.

In the east end warehouse, Dick Barton, special agent and defender of the free world, is about to meet his mincer. Baron Scarface--brought up by wolves and educated at Eton--has him suspended over three tons of rotating sharpened steel. Includes: Dick Barton Special Agent and Dick Barton and the Curse of the Pharoah's Tomb.

Tito's lover, who is twice his age, becomes embarrasingly stuck to him in the most compromising of positions. Seeking assistant from a doctor Tito had thought was his father, he learns that his lover is actually his mother, his uncle Flavio is his father, and that the parachute Tito folded for Flavio's skydiving session didn't work, making Tito guilty of patricide. Sound familiar?

Dublin. The night before Christmas and Mr and Mrs. Walls are preparing for the arrival of their son Joseph and his new bride from London, but something is missing: the fourth wall. And Mrs. Walls fears that there might be people out there in the dark, watching her, judging her after all the years of, well, everything and nothing.