Centering on an uneasy reunion, Our Bad Magnet takes four boys from a small town on the West Coast of Scotland and follows their progress from ages 9 to 29 as they try to unlock the secrets of childhood and memory. Throw in 80's indie music, a ventriloquist's dummy, some magical fairy stories and a word called -nimston- and you have a hilarious black comedy that isn't afraid to make you think while you're laughing out loud.

Holding on to your virginity, getting a ring for your pains and something to believe in, that's what Dawn, Rob and Fawziya want. Ozzy, their loser PE teacher needs to believe in something too. It will all be fine when the Miracle Man gets here. Won't it?

It may only have one actor but there is a wealth of characters in Douglas Maxwell's new play for Random Accomplice, Promises, Promises.Multi-culturalism; opt in or cop out? Douglas Maxwell's new play is not exactly about that tricky little 21st century minefield. But it lowers over the simple primary school classroom where Maxwell's teachers unfolds her extraordinary story. That, plus fathers and their daughters, organised religion and a little light alcoholism.

Too Fast is an ensemble comedy with a strong emotional heart and a huge theatrical reveal in the final scene. In this edition for schools, Anthony Banks (theatre director and Associate Director of the National Theatre Discover Program) has written notes for teachers to stimulate and inspire discussion and activities in the classroom.

Ideal for youth theatre groups and schools, these dramas are energetic, fun and emotionally honest. Includes: Decky Does a Bronco, Helmet, Mancub, The Mother Ship and Promises, Promises.