- Original plays for bold stages
Original plays that are darkly funny and written to be seen live.
Full-length dramas, one-act comedies and monologues for theatres, festivals, schools and ensemble companies. Every script is shaped in rehearsal rooms and tested in front of real audiences.
Every play begins with a question worth asking out loud.
Each script grows through drafts, table reads and workshops until the characters feel lived-in and the laughs land. The result is theatre that trusts its audience and gives actors something real to play.
Clear, fair rates for amateur, school and professional productions, with no hidden fees.
Doubling charts and gender-flexible roles let companies of any size stage the work.
Notes, rewrites and rehearsal visits help every production find its own voice.
- About the Playwright
Where quiet heartbreak meets dark comedy.
For more than fifteen years, these plays have been staged in black-box studios, festival tents and grand old playhouses. Written for actors and built for audiences, they find the humour in grief, the strangeness in ordinary kitchens and the drama in a single unspoken line.
- The Work
Scripts for every stage, cast and audience.
From evening-length dramas to five-minute monologues, every play is available to read, license and produce. Browse by format below or request a perusal copy for your company.
Full-Length Plays
Monologues
Youth Theatre
Commissions
Workshops & Readings
Talk About a Production
- Why Produce These Plays
These plays are written to be staged, not just read. Every script has been tested in readings and workshops, and comes with practical notes on casting, staging and running time.
Minimal set requirements and clear stage directions let companies focus on performance, not budgets.
Perusal copies, straightforward terms and quick replies, from first enquiry to opening night.
- Featured Plays
Recent plays, from first draft to opening night.
A selection of produced and published work: comedies with a bruise, dramas with a wink, and stories that belong in the room with an audience.
- Kind Words
Loved by the companies who stage them
Directors, teachers and artistic directors share what it is like to bring these plays to life with their casts and audiences.
