Product Description: On the eve of one of the most important games of his career, Welsh rugby legend Gareth Thomas received a warning: The Sun newspaper was going to ‘out’ him as gay. Working with Thomas himself, and young people in his hometown of Bridgend, playwright Robin Soans has spun a powerful story about sport, politics, secrets, and learning to be yourself...read more

Product Description: Groundbreaking verbatim dramatist Robin Soans presents monologues based on conversations he has had or overheard. Threaded throughout with comedy each expose the complexity and fragility of life: they show just how "un-ordinary" we all are, and how the best way to further our self-knowledge is by sympathetically examining the lives of others...read more

Product Description: ...you'll see them stuck like insects in amber. Like an Ibsen play... haunted for the rest of their livesLife After Scandal takes you behind the closed curtains and beyond the reach of the telephoto lenses to explore our paparazzi-infested world from the other side, as those implicated in some of the most notorious scandals of recent years talk frankly about the events which transformed their lives...read more

Product Description: “I looked around the room and I thought, I’m the only person in this room that hasn’t killed anyone.” Talking to Terrorists is a play commissioned by the Royal Court and out of Joint. The writer, director Max Stafford-Clark, and actors interviewed people from around the world who have been involved in terrorism...read more

Product Description: Originally commissioned by Max Stafford-Clark for the Royal Court in 1982, Rita, Sue and Bob Too caused a sensation on its first performance for its frank portrayal of child sexuality in a northern town; the fact that the play was based on the writer's own experience only added to the furore...read more