An allegorical, darkly comic, sci-fi eco-tragedy.

Karen, an art teacher from Milton Keynes, wakes to find herself dressed as a clown in the middle of the South American jungle - with a tiger, a spirit and a cute mouse for company. This is no fancy dress party; this is the state we're in.

'Like Beckett on acid' - Gerard Cooke, actor.

Connections made, connections missed. A chance meeting in a pub reveals the erotic beginnings of a fledgling relationship. But an opportunity seized is soon in jeopardy. And twenty years on, the true consequences of a failure of nerve become apparent.

Is it too late to make amends?

The Other Reader looks at the fragile nature of passion and the achingly human forces that can destroy it.

How far is a mother responsible for what her son has become?

What do you do when someone you love does something unforgivable?

How can a family survive in a culture of drugs and violence?

Genesis is a single mother from Philadelphia with an estranged daughter and a son on Death Row for shooting a man in the street.

Is it too late to bring the family together and save her son's life?

The downturn takes its toll on a small supermarket chain and area management resort to desperate measures, but the Day of the Dead promotion brings unexpected visitors through the automatic doors.

For checkout operative Holly and store manager Martin the shift from hell is about to change their lives forever. Mike Akers' comedy brings a whole new meaning to the phrase retail therapy.

A political satire that explores ideas of nation, identity, cruelty, and humanity, Nostalgia contorts and compresses twentieth and twenty first century Britain into an image of absurd glee and ordinary cruelty. In the world of Nostalgia you holiday as Pol Pot, blow up children with semtex and sugared almonds, are terrified of coughs and sneezes, and feel swamped with guilt when you tread on a snail. It is a hideous, violently funny, and uncanny place. Come.

It's 1968 and theatre censorship is over. So anything goes - right?

When a famous actor gets cold feet about a gay kiss in a new play, the producer and director just want to keep him happy. But his co-star threatens to quit if the kiss is cut. Once the gloves are off, it’s easy to shock but hard to be honest - on stage and in the real world.

Spike has a new idea for a play.

It's dangerous. It's crazy. It's a theatrical stunt. And it's going to put everyone involved at risk. On purpose.

Through a series of calculated choices, a controversial writer pits the most important women in his life against one another in a play destined to destroy itself. What he isn't expecting is to be played back in return...

Alex Boyt's ambitious and challenging new work explores our desire for control, our need for self-worth and the flimsy divide between truth and artifice.

The house was where they were going to be happy: Petra, Jimmy and little Charley. Until Leon broke through the security gates, and took their happiness with him. Four years later they have the chance to meet face to face, in a final attempt to redeem something from the shared wreckage of their lives.

'After the Accident' is a dramatic exploration of the Restorative Justice process in the context of traumatic bereavement. It was the winner of last year's Amnesty International UK / iceandfire 'Protect the Human competition', and has been commissioned by BBC Radio 4.