Features two monologues by Tom Wells, About a Goth and Notes for First Time Astronauts.

Megan, Holly and Ben are definitely not the cool kids. But Megan has a plan. One long summer holiday to change their lives. One sure path to coolness. One amazing transformation, through the power of song.
Holed up in Megan's garden shed, three old friends try to change their fortunes in a heart-warming, laugh-out-loud coming-of-age story for our times. Rock on.

This irresistibly funny and tender new play, about big dreams and small changes, has already garnered the inaugural Simon Gray Award and the London Critics' Circle Award for Most Promising Playwright. The Kitchen Sink is a family comedy about dreams, drama, and dirty dishes. Also includes the monologue Spacewang.

A hilarious and heart-warming comedy about football, friendship and finding your way.
Luke wants Danny, but Danny's got a secret. Joe's happy in goal but Geoff wants a headline gig. Viv just wants to beat the lesbians to the league title. Game on.

A darkly comic drama from an exciting new playwright.
In three linked scenes, all set in the same terraced house, three ill-matched pairs search for a new beginning - but the past won't let any of them go without a struggle. Teenager Richard is plotting his escape to art college, just as lecturer Graham is settling in. Mum-to-be Laura has big plans for her forever home - if only Becci will sell it to her. And in the middle of the night, marine expert Mark has an unexpected visitor, a young woman with more than paddleworm samples on her mind.
A story of buried secrets and new...

Winnie s no ordinary nun. She swears, smokes, drinks Guinness, and loves a sing-song with Stephen. But soon everything s going to change.
Stephen s lost his way. Finding solace in music, he knows he must start again...if only he knew how.
Kayleigh is a teenager, unsure of herself. But when unexpected circumstances lead her to Winnie and Stephen, she starts to find her voice."

Vinny's organising a surprise birthday party for his mate, Anita. It's not going well: his choice of venue is a bit misguided, Anita's not keen on leaving the house, and everyone else has their own stuff going on. Maybe a surprise party wasn't the best idea A play about trying (but not really managing) to help, Stuff formed part of the 2019 National Theatre Connections Festival and was premiered by youth theatres across the UK. The play offers rich opportunities for a cast of young performers.

'Bit risky though, isn't it? Just sort of turning up to an isolated peninsula in the North Sea without any sandwiches...' Kilnsea, East Yorkshire. Angie and Lauren are closing up the cafe for another winter; the birds have gone south and taken the tourists with them. The last visitor is Dennis, stopping by for his pasty and beans. But there's another arrival - one that's unforeseen and life-changing for them all. Big Big Sky is a beautifully tender play which explores nature's influence on love, friendship and family - the belief that anyone who's lost can be found, even in the...