The prince of Manaba is set to marry a ravishing beauty from faraway, but Barbie discovers that the lady is actually a sinister mermaid from a nearby enchanted pool. Can Barbie persuade the prince to shelve his plans? Her attempt takes her to a watery kingdom where she must face terrifying sea monsters.

"Not everything is what we think it is," Lady Strange tells the newsmen at Mero's Bar. They know she is about to launch into a spellbinding story and they are all ears. But the lady has something more than a story for them. That's why she is Lady Strange...

The streets are aboil with youths on the rampage, divided along ethnic lines. The thunder of death and destruction rumbles. Only one man, they say, can bring peace. He is called Snake. Can it be true? Can anything good come out of a snake? Or is it all a myth? They call him Snake...

Queen Raga has a grand plan for her chief lady-in-waiting and her son the prince. She goes into a lot of trouble to get the right lady and ends up with Barbie. But is Barbie the right person for the queen? Or even for the prince? Intrigue is hot and deadly in the corridors of this palace

Barbie thinks Prince Banva has dangerous enemies lurking in the palace. When she hears the king make a rash vow which the prince's enemies could use to eliminate him, she decides to take action. But she is only a maid - will anyone listen to her?

When a ravishing schoolmate takes a romantic interest in a fifteen-year-old church boy, the boy decides that it is time to enjoy his life. But will dating the voluptuous Salome really bring enjoyment? Will it?

Peter is obsessed with what he heard as a little boy about why sardines packed in tins don't have heads. Little does he know that there is a bigger problem awaiting him with the fish tail on his table.

University girl Ada thinks the easiest way to get a rich boyfriend is to get the right car lift. Ah, but the right car lift may not be so right after all...

Amaka is crazy about going to Dubai and her chance comes to go but there is a catch - she must be of good behaviour. But can any fifteen-year-old be well behaved when she is crazy about a boy who sees no reason to be of good behaviour?

This verse play, which has been described as magnificent, is a recreation of the biblical story of Daniel in the lions' den. The verse, beautiful and powerful, incisively brings alive the dilemma of Daniel when he is called to choose between God and his intimidating human benefactor Darius, and the play achieves the very rare feat of at once being a delight for the reading eyes and a joy for the performing stage. "Daniel" was 1st runner-up in the prestigious 1994 ANA drama competition, beaten only by the author's other play, "Esther."