Jeanie and Yusuf meet to commemorate the death of a school friend, but the solemn occasion is interrupted by the return of Big Daig, the...

A double bill of new short plays from Jane Stokes and Melville Lovatt ​ THE SEANCE by Jane Stokes "Pat visits a medium hoping to get in...

Following our discussion evening “From Concept to Page” earlier this season, next Monday evening will host a discussion on what to do...

In One of Us, Professor Alice Todd has written a book about the history of women, which includes a chapter on transgender and the...

Join us on zoom for our very latest Members short play competition. This season the theme was STRANGER THAN FICTION We have 6 plays as...

Next Monday’s meeting is an opportunity for members to discuss the play development process and how it works best for them. How do you...

Danny finds himself utterly unprepared for the challenge of being a father. He's an East End builder like his father; "a cowboy, sort...

Monday 29 January, 7.30pm, Upstairs, North London Tavern Our co-presidents Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran will talk about their latest...

PLAYER PLAYWRIGHTS kicks off a new season of play readings and events with two exciting Monday night specials: ​ Monday 22 January, 2024,...

Join us on line for this season short play contest for Members, on the theme of SCARE US STUPID! ​ Here is the running order for the 9...

It's the evening of an industry awards ceremony and Steven, a famous documentary film maker returns home to his victory party. Only he...

Peter Kavanagh has had an amazing career producing award winning radio and television drama, as well as writing and directing for the...

Set in a self-selective care home, a group of accomplished and once leading members of the Left are still thrashing out their sectarian...

Your mission is to write a scary play of 10 minutes duration Submissions for the SCARE US STUPID! competition, which is to be run via...

A break from our usual play readings with an evening of advice and dicussion with Annlouise Butt, Artistic Director of well-known fringe...

Brexit, says Francis Beckett, was essentially a project aimed at turning Britain into a low-tax low-regulation economy. This play paints...

Now extensively rewritten after its last appearance, Edmund Green’s dramatisation of a great historical event makes a welcome return to...

Millicent (63) and Ben (53) meet at an environmental activist group and find hope in each other and the saving of the planet, but how far...

Player Playwrights returns with a new season or play readings and events, starting... Monday 25th September. The Convictions of Rupert...

A big thank you to all the writers, hard working actors and voting members who participated in last Monday's short play contest. The...