A play dramatizing a great historical injustice: the court martial of Admiral John Byng, shot on a quarterdeck in 1757 - pour encourager les autres. Nigel Pascoe is a senior QC, acting principally in murder cases, who also writes plays and stages one man shows, notably the Trial of Penn and Mead (Old Bailey 1670).

Sleeping Dogs is a highly topical play about allegations of historic adult abuse, written by a senior criminal silk. Only this time, the suspect is a serving Judge. Will he or either of his alleged victims get justice?

Following the hardships of the young Charles Dickens from his birth in Portsmouth up to success in London. A triumph of hope over despair.

Dramatic examination of how the United Kingdom went to war in Iraq and its aftermath, including the tragic death of Dr David Kelly.

A 21st-century investigation of a sensational New Forest Royal Death in 1100.

Four very different plays, mostly lighthearted, under the broad umbrella of trial by jury. William Shakespeare as a witness and some very unusual judges...