"Two" by Jim Cartwright invites you into the familiar, faded warmth of a small-town British pub.  Over the course of one evening, the regulars come and go: couples clash, secrets spill, hearts break, and hope flickers in the most unexpected corners.

Almost-L*** is a surreal tragicomedy about heartbreak without a paper trail. When Rosalie’s application for emotional damages is denied, her love life is put on trial. Bureaucracy meets yearning in this absurd, intimate post-romantic audit of almost-attachment.

At an '80s summer camp pulsing with perms, mixtapes, and moonlit dances, Romeo and Juliet fall madly in love. As tensions rise, their secret romance ignites a tragedy no one at Camp Verona will forget.

Dear Reader,
You’re officially invited to Poppy and Jamie’s drinks party! The year is 2006 and everyone has something to prove. Dear Diary follows one unforgettable night told through eight very different, slightly tipsy perspectives. 

Men Should Weep follows the working-class Morrison family as they struggle with poverty and in the East End of Glasgow during the Great Depression. 

In line at a fan convention, two fans wait (and wait) for their elusive idol.  Waiting for a Hero unpacks the absurdity, tragedy and tenderness of loving someone who doesn’t know you exist .