-Sparkling passages of surreal humorthe language crackles with energy- - Time Out

-Playwright David Foley is a rich new find.---The New York Post

Three plays about religion, family and lifestyle, and the often problematic connections between them. Includes Mother Caldwell; The Last Days of Madalyn Murray O'Hair, in Exile; and Suffering the Witch. David Foley has written nine plays, ranging in subject from the Trojan War to a turn-of-the-century Naval sex scandal.

-In this dynamic play, Colin Teevan brings a new form of expression to his longstanding fascination with the ancient Greek dramatist Euripides.---Edith Hall, from the introduction

Based on 20 previously untranslated fragments, this is a reconstruction of Euripides' lost tragic comedy, Alcmaeon in Corinth, completing his final trilogy, with Bacchai and Iphigenia in Aulis.

Adaptation of Andersen's classic tale by acclaimed writer Pam Gems.

-A hilarious rendition of paranoia- - The New York Times

Ali was always going to be a dancer. She was still dancing the day she gave birth. Careful Kitty, housewife and mother, sits in her silent home and waits for the daughter who doesn't return. And Milena, desperate to protect her children, carries a terrible secret. A moving and powerful play about the experiences of three very different mothers.

Osment has written and directed plays for two of the country's most prominent young people's theatres

A comic thriller looking at British Asian Londoners.

Henhouse explores the breakdown of a family against the background of civil war, as those on the sidelines of a conflict feel its effects. The play draws on O'Reilly's experiences in frontline towns during the war in former Yugoslavia, but this could be Chechnya, Palestine, or -the next big thing.-

A hard-hitting, controversial new play