Celebrating 10 years of the London New Play Festival, featuring six plays:
Wild Turkey
by Joe Penhall: Two small businessmen struggle to keep their flagging burger bar afloat, in the face of increasingly savage and bizarre forces.
Everlasting Rose
by Judy Upton: Terrified of ageing, a caravan Casanova changes wives every decade, until a woman of the 90's challenges his routine.
Strindberg Knew My Father
by Mark Jenkins: Life becomes farce as Strindberg loses control over his characters while writing 'Miss Julie'.
In the Fields of Aceldama
by Naomi Wallace: When their only child dies in an accident, Mattie and Henry draw on her spirited past to find the strength to go on.
Two Horsemen
by Biyi Bandele: Baja and Langbaja trade stories about life, sex and god in a run-down shack. Will their stories sustain them, or trap them forever?
Maison Splendide
by Laura Bridgetman: House-sitting for gangsters, Honey and Moon enact a 'let's pretend' lesbian white wedding, parodying suburban customs.