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‘Camelot’ was based on Bombay-born, T. H. ‘Tim’ White’s 1958 novel, ‘The Once and Future King’. However, White’s most loved

‘Caught in the Net’ is a hilarious farce, coincidentally written 18 years ago (see play) by Ray Cooney, internationally recognised

‘Mr Bailey’s Minder’ is an amusing yet heart-rending and inspiring play by Debra Oswald; an award-winning writer who created ‘Offspring’,

‘The Return’ is a gripping Australian story by WA playwright and NIDA acting graduate, Reg Cribb. In 2001 it won

‘The Anniversary’ is a 1966 very black but hilarious comedy, written in three Acts by London-born actor, dramatist and film

‘Hold Your Breath (Count to ten)’ is an Antifragile presentation, from talented, WA playwright Daley King. This amazing, eye-opening play

‘More Light’ was published in 2000, by British, Wakefield-born dramatist and university lecturer Bryony Lavery, as one of her pieces

‘Burning Rose’ is a flourish of devised, universal pieces from Gap II of The Actors’ Hub, a group committed to

‘Anyone for Breakfast?’ is a frenetic farce, written in 1998 by Bradford born playwright, Derek Benfield. As well as being

‘Drive’ and ‘Smoke’ are two original plays by Clare Talbot and Jordan Holloway. They are hosted by the respected Hand