Inspired by Anton Chekhov but set in contemporary Lagos, Nigeria, Chief (Mrs.) Adeyemi is engulfed in burial arrangements for her recently deceased husband, an influential entrepreneur with an extended family scattered across the globe. As his children arrive from abroad to divide their father's estate, an unnatural turn of events takes place and sparks begin to fly.

A successful run at the New End Theatre in 2005 and transferred to the Traflagar Studios.

What if bed-hopping among university students was not just inevitable, but mandatory? A sexy, radical girl, an over-sexed jock, and an ancient professor of ancient Greek discover that with the lights off, a serious attempt to end discrimination can also be a very dirty joke. Peter Morris' new play is an all-American undergraduate sex farce.

At the turn of the century, Mrs. Patrick Campbell was England's most celebrated and notorious actress. An acclaimed beauty, loved by many, she is remembered for her wit, for bad behavior, and her close friendship with George Bernard Shaw. This new play is about the art of acting and the turmoil of being a woman who was meant to please but couldn't resist using her mind.

New writing based on the fables of Kalila wa Dimna, one of the masterpieces of Eastern culture. Intended originally as a book of the Council for Kings--literally, a -mirror- for princes--these subtle and philosophical animal fables to this day carry immense significance to all sections of Arab and Persian society.

Based on the real-life cutthroat of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island and set around the historical pirate republic of Rabat, this wild tale of high seas and low politics exposes the class hatreds and religious hypocrisy of the seventeenth century. Only at sea, under a pirate flag, can the clamorous voices of republicanism, anarchy, and theocracy be heard.

-A gloriously impossible realization of Mervyn Peake's soaring flight of fancy.---Guardian

In a world bound by iron laws and dead rituals, two young men are struggling to make their way: Steerpike, the renegade kitchen-boy who seduces and murders his way up the social ladder, and Titus Groan, heir to Gormenghast, who comes to threaten its very existence.

Newton's play -Tschepang- was performed at the Gate to critical acclaim.

Meredith Oakes' plays include -The Neighbour- for the National Theatre and -Faith- at the Royal Court.

What would you do if your wife and child were being held hostage? It seems that the only option for Mr. Ido is to accept his terrible fate. He is besieged by cameras and reporters, and the world is demanding to know how he feels. But as his personal tragedy is played out on screen, Ido decides to take control. A highly charged, tragic satire.