A Swiss Scientist and a journalist from New England find the interface between dreams and reality begin to shift as they make their trip to the summit of Everest, as the ghosts of history join hands with our climbers in an expedition of fear, wonder and revelation.

-Walls'early death...has robbed the theatre of a unique and very powerful voice.---Rick Jones, Evening Standard

The plays of this uncompromising Welsh dramatist are about what he called -the evicted.-

Three biographical scenarios--about Janis Joplin, Edward Elgar and Oscar Wilde--addressing the prices and nature of fame.

Set against a background of Soho strip clubs, sexual fantasy and loneliness, Strip is the story of a stripper and her relationship with her sado-masochistic lover. Snapshots is a powerful look at the institutional violence wrenching at the experience of motherhood.

-A clever and cohesive dramatization...Brilliant ---Myer Taub, Market Theatre, Johannesburg

From one of Britain's most prolific and acclaimed playwrights, Mr England was produced at the Sheffield Crucible, October 2000.

A darkly comic play from Simon Bent, whose other acclaimed work includes Sugar Sugar, Bad Company and Goldhawk Road.

-A play of scope and ambition...a sharp pertinent comedy.---Daily Mail

A comedy play from Gregory Motton looking at God and his creations.