this short play is centred on a conversation between two old flames. Torn apart by responsibility, time and circumstance, Villain offers Hero an escape from his 'perfect' life. A queer analogy told through a superhero narrative, Hallowseve explores how stifling it can be to suppress your true identity for society's sake.

Join Tabitha on her commute to her first ‘proper adult job’ - she’s stressed about her outfit, about missing her second train, about making a good impression. But beneath these everyday worries, there is a darker one as Tabitha is forced to process her sister’s illness and family’s future.

Set in a high-end London restaurant, 'Leftovers' sees two old university friends - one now a screenwriter, the other a playwright - reunite roughly fifteen years after they both graduated. However, with one of them hiding a secret, tensions rise as old resentments boil to the surface. The play explores how class differences permeate the arts and often affect relationships with those we hold dear.

Ashton Pont is elected as the judge for the Annual Cake Bake but soon realises that the people of Chelmsford take the competition a little bit too seriously. He must try and keep his morals in check whilst facing bribes, blackmail and the mafia. One part Conclave, the other part Hot Fuzz, the Seventeenth Annual Chelmsford Cake Bake Competition has physical gags, quick witty dialogue, absurd characters, what more could you want?

A charming play about two elderly strangers who, after being robbed, form an unlikely bond and begin breaking into other old people's homes in an attempt to stop the neighborhood thief. It’s part quiet drama, part absurd vigilante comedy!