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Devi, a salesgirl, lies about her work to impress her more successful friends. Trouble begins when the lies grow bigger, friendships are taken for granted and relationships become fragile. This production blends comedy and tragedy, songs and movement, anger and reconciliation.

Based on James Saunders' Dog Accident.

Be was written as part of the University of Birmingham's MA in Playwrighting Studies Programme. This earlier draft was staged as part of the Programme's Performance Weekend at the Allardyce Nicoll Studio in July 1995.

Directed by Kok Heng Leun, our Resident Director, this play focuses on a current concern: teenage street-corner gangs. Bullying exists everywhere, but what can a victim do and why does one resort to bullying others. This play is about gangs and bullies, in schools and neighbourhoods - what motivates members to join them and why?

Rosnah is the story of one young woman's journey when she leaves home for the first time to study in London. the play crosses boundaries between cultures, traditions and trends.

She hides out at the airport. She refuses to go home. She's not a rebellious teenager. She's an 85-year old grandmother who won't be talked into changing her mind.

A Theatre-in-Education performance adapted from I Am Old (1995), which includes a workshop element.