Newly arrived to the city and keen to make new friends, Shayna and Grant Perkins invite their neighbours around to their half-finished home for dinner. Former showbiz couple the Faltermans are a seemingly idyllic pairing, while the psychiatrist Veronica Dunn-Dudet and her engineer-turned-novelist husband appear anything but. In between multiple drinks and slightly burnt spring rolls, things quickly become awkward as hilariously unexpected truths emerge.Audience Care: This play features mild adult language and content. Recommended for people 16 years and over. 

It’s 1932 and Edgar Wallace, the Fleet Street editor widely known for his hugely popular and successful whodunnits, gets a desperate call from his publisher for a new novel – immediately. With only a weekend to spare and severe writer’s block, the indefatigable Wallace calls on the entire household to assist, and their antics dizzyingly devolve into chaos as the lines between fiction and reality blur.  Audience Care: This play is family friendly.

Vanya and Sonia have led quiet and uneventful lives while taking care oftheir ageing parents in their family home. However, their peaceful existence is upended when their glamorous movie-star sister Masha unexpectedly arrives with her much-younger boyfriend in tow and a plan to sell the house. Insecurities and old resentments boil over in a weekend of wild costume parties, hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected romance.Audience Care: This play features some language that may offend.VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE is presented by special arrangement with BroadwayLicensing.LLC.servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection.(www.dramatists.com)

Becca and Howie Corbett are struggling to find their way after losing their young son in a tragic accident. As they drift apart, Becca’s family try to offer well-intentioned support, but their own complicated lives only add to the troubles. When the teenage driver involved in the accident reaches out, the family are forced to confront their loss and the possibility of finally moving forward.  Audience care: This play features some strong adult language as well as content referencing death and loss. Recommended for people 16 years and over.  RABBIT HOLE is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing. LLC. servicing the Dramatists...

Irene and Arthur have decked out their modest Dublin farmhouse for the holidays in anticipation of their friend Declan’s return from New Zealand. A self-made millionaire, Declan is the focus of their meticulously crafted image of prosperity, which hides a cunning plan to secure their financial future. However, the festive cheer turns to disquiet as secrets start to unravel for a Christmas present nobody wanted. Audience Care: This play features mild adult language and brief semi-nudity. Recommended for people 16 years and over.