Award-winning (Best New Play 2025 UK Theatre Awards) debut play about the siblings Felicity and Harvey, who are abandoned by their drug-addicted mother in a caravan and must try to survive on their own until they are discovered by the authorities.

The young, orphaned Jane searches for her own voice in a world ruled by class, gender and desire. As governess at Thornfield Hall, she meets the enigmatic Mr. Rochester, and their love is challenged by the secrets the house holds.

A monologue version of the Romanian author Aglaja Veteranyi’s novel about a young girl who flees with her circus family from Nicolae Ceausescu’s communist dictatorship in Romania in the 1970s.

With both humor and pain, the play examines the bonds that bind – and break – between mothers and daughters, and the spaces we long to be let into. A moving and thought-provoking chamber play with great parts for three women.

A poetic and moving tale of Jess and Robbie, who meet by chance and relive their deep and complex relationship through memories, love and loss.

A struggling playwright finally gets his big break on Broadway — but there’s a catch: he must cast a mob boss’s untalented girlfriend in the show.

A one-actor retelling of Homer’s The Iliad. A storyteller called The Poet recounts the Trojan War—especially the clash between the rivals Achilles and Hector—blending Homeric verse with modern language.

A handful of single men are all regulars in a remote Irish pub where they in turn, excel in telling ghost stories.