Drama

• Written by: Nell Dunn

IDP Trading Ltd presents the hot and intimate world of an all-female steam room in London's East End. Starring Rebecca Wheatley (Casualty), Kim Taylforth (Bad Girls, London's Burning) and Michelle Morris (The Knock).

• Directed by: Giles Croft
• Written by: Matthew Spangler (adapt)

The European premiere of the story of one man's attempt to find redemption for his failure to act, adapted by Matthew Spangler from Khaled Hosseini's novel which tells a story of growing up and friendship and betrayal against a backdrop of events from the fall of the Afghanistan monarchy to the rise of the Taliban.

• Directed by: Abigail Anderson
• Written by: Philip King

Philip King's farce set in wartime 1944, where in sleepy Merton-cum-Middlewick the most urgent conflict seems to be over who is decorating the church pulpit for the Harvest Festival, until an escaped German POW enters the scene.

• Directed by: Cecily Boys
• Written by: Tom Green

In a small Las Vegas hotel room, the up-and-coming comedian Tommy Cooper faces his first failure. A warring relationship with his manager, plus the prospect of his show's early closure, Cooper lashes out. Comedy-drama written by Tom Green.

• Written by: Dennis Potter

On a sunny summer afternoon during the Second World War in the Forest of Dean, a group of seven-year-olds play and squabble. But as the events of their childhood imaginations and loyalties develop, they take a distressing turn. The typical games of childhood reveal a capacity for brutality beneath their seeming innocence.

• Directed by: Steve Marmion
• Written by: Michele Levy-Bram (adapt)

An art dealer returns to Germany and still maintains a correspondence with his Jewish friend back in America. But dealing with austerity and recession and a rise in nationalism, their friendship soon becomes distorted. French actors Christian Clavier and Thierry Lhermitte star in Steve Marmion's staging of Kathrine…

• Directed by: Colin Woods
• Written by: John Godber

John Godber's play about a couple who win the lottery jackpot and the cracks which start to appear in their marriage.

• Written by: Charlotte Hastings

Tread The Boards Theatre presents Charlotte Hastings's murder mystery. Set in 1947 as Britain emerges from the austerity of World War II the nurses and nuns residing at the hill top convent of Our Lady of Rheims must cope with an influx of desperate villagers whose homes are being swept away in fearful floods. A driver…

• Directed by: John Tiffany
• Written by: Lucas Hnath

The pensioner Maxine is convinced that her daughter is paying the nurse to kill her off, before the tax deadline approaches. Lucas Hnath's darkly comic tale is directed by John Tiffany. Not suitable for ages below 14.

• Directed by: Angus Jackson
• Written by: Isobel Waller-Bridge

It's 16 April 2010, the day after the first prime ministerial debate. Stranded in Malaga Airport by the Icelandic ash-cloud, a Labour special advisor, a Lib Dem staffer and a Tory candidate consider their options. Directed by Angus Jackson.

• Written by: J B Priestley

J B Priestley's classic thriller set at a lavish dinner party which is interrupted when a mysterious man arrives questioning the guests about a murder.

Keen Productions' version of the Alan Ayckbourn play about a happy couple who inadvertently worsen the lives of those around them.

The first theatrical staging of Hayao Miyazaki's renowned animated film, using giant puppets made from recycled materials, visceral, physical storytelling and original live music. Young warrior Ashitaka is a marked man. Cursed by a demon god whilst defending his village, he must leave his home forever to seek a cure.

• Written by: Nell Dunn

Six women, in search of salvation from the cold, find themselves in a dilapidated Turkish baths, taking comfort from the steam room. However they are dismayed to find that it is threatened with closure, and join forces to fight against it. An adaptation of Nell Dunn's popular play.

• Written by: Bernard Shaw

Part romantic comedy, part family drama and part exploration of moral choices, George Bernard Shaw's first play reveals the skeletons that hide in even the most respectable of middle-class cupboards.

• Directed by: Michael Grandage
• Written by: Martin McDonagh

On the remote island of Inishmaan, word is that a Hollywood film is being made on the neighbouring island. Young Cripple Billy wants to be in the film, desperately. Daniel Radcliffe stars in the title role, in Martin McDonagh's comic play. Directed by Michael Grandage.

A staged performance of some episodes of the famous TV sitcom.

• Directed by: Liisa Smith
• Written by: Yasmina Reza

Stagespell Theatre Company presents Yasmina Reza's award-winning comedy drama, in which two sets of middle-class parents meet to sort out a dispute between their children.

• Directed by: James Hillier
• Written by: Doug Lucie

It maybe tense on the streets but a group of Oxford University graduates are blissfully unaware of the civil unrest that is surrounding them. Funnily enough, in both their world and outside, people are fighting for respect and control. Drama written by Doug Lucie.

• Written by: Shirley Day

Mustard Theatre Company presents a gripping psychological thriller that will have

• Directed by: Tanya Myers
• Written by: Tanya Myers

Darkly comic and offering glimpses of a mysterious world, this insightful play by Tanya Myers enters into the experience of dementia care.

• Written by: Moliere

A biting satire by Moliere inspired by personal experience of a criminally incompetent medical profession. Performed in French.

• Directed by: John Godber
• Written by: John Godber

John Godber's play that gets inside the world of elite female rugby with crashing tackles, rucking mothers and real life hookers.

• Directed by: David Manners
• Written by: David Manners

David Manners's drama based on the true story of George Joseph Smith, a serial bigamist who murdered a succession of wives at a variety of seaside locations by drowning them in a bath.