After its acclaimed premiere at the Soho Theatre, Birmingham Rep and Kali Theatre‘s co-production tours to The Drum Plymouth March 27-31; Bradford’s Kala Sangam Studio April 11-14 , Birmigham Mac April 17-21, and Manchester Royal Exchange Studio April 28-28;  published by Nick Hern Books.

‘A compelling and engaging production, delicately directed by Janet Steel of this poignantly profound and insightful piece…’ What’s On Stage

‘A tantalising way of exploring perceptions of (and prejudices towards) ‘otherness’ Metro

Premieres at The Phoenix Theatre in New York from March 22 – April 1.

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‘…a beautifully wrought rendition of one of the core classics in Western literature.’ THEASY

‘Maxwell has a sharp sense of drama and a keen ear for its language…’ NY Times

for Pia Getty Films is currently screening at the ICA until March 4.

Broadcasts on Tuesday 6 March @ 8pm on BBC 1.

Enthusiastic new doctor, Tara, is keen to get involved when she starts work on the ward – but ends up putting a patient’s life in danger.

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Will be repeated on Sunday 18th March @ 5.45pm on BBC 1.

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Premieres at the Arcola Theatre on Sunday March 25 @ 5pm & 8pm as part of Miniaturists, a showcase of some of the best short plays by some of the most exciting playwrights in the UK today.

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Premieres at Watford Palace Theatre from  February 17 to 3 March, directed by Brigid Larmour.

A gripping story of fear and forgiveness from the award-winning author of MY MOTHER SAID I NEVER SHOULD.

Listen to Charlotte speak exclusively about the production on BBC Radio 4′s Front Row.

See BBC News’ report on this world premiere.

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Broadcast Monday 30 Jan at 7.30pm.

Carla breaks down as she takes the stand. Steve lays down the law as Tracey attempts reconciliation. Sylvia exaggerates Roy’s success to impress Milton.

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Broadcasts on BBC Radio 4 February 13 – 17 at 10.45am (repeated at 19.45pm)

Lorraine Ashbourne and Rosie Cavaliero star in this laugh out loud comedy, set in and around Bev’s hairdressing salon, Highlites, where a little lie spreads through the village like wildfire.

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Showing at Theatre503 from February 7 – 3 March, a new production directed by Donnacadh O’Briain.

What happens when love doesn’t add up?

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