Stage adaptation rights for the 2017 Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or Award winning movie are available in principle. A prestigious museum’s chief art curator finds himself in times of both professional and personal crisis as he attempts to set up a controversial new exhibit.

Unique play from one of Australia’s strongest playwrights about one family and its handling of issues surrounding, among other things. drugs, adultery, sexual identity and reconciliation and death.

Childhood friends, Caroline and Alice reestablish contact after more than 20 years. As they begin to unravel shared memories, they discover the part that Caroline’s father, a renowned theater actor, played in both their lives and how it affects them to this very day.

Thought provoking comedy about history, colonialism, slavery and tourism that follows tourists, a tour guide and a ticket box assistant at Cape Coast Castle in Ghana where slaves were held before they were sent to America. Powerful British debut play.

Vignettes woven together in a filigree of fleeting scenarios between people whose destinies intersect in an associative space.

Ukrainian play. What happens when light disappears, and the big city gets dark? Women in the Dark is a dark comedy for two actresses.

A poignant and intense play that explores themes of identity, loss, and the impact of war. Set in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict the play centers around an Israeli and a Palestinian who share a complex history marked by conflict and trauma.

In 2018, Martyna Majok received the Pulitzer Prize for the play The Cost Of Living. Ironbound follows the challenges of the Polish woman, Darja, as an immigrant in the United States. The story unfolds in a series of vignettes that provide glimpses into her past, present, and future.