Anubis is a short, darkly twisted psychological comedy set in a dystopian near-future in which Artificial Intelligence threatens...

Player Playwrights returns with a new programme of new plays and events on Monday 13 January. It kicks off with FLANAGAN, a contentious...

Monday 9 December, 7.30pm - Awards ceremony and Xmas party Come and join us for The Player Playwrights Christmas Party and Awards...

Monday 2 December, 7.30pm Works in Progress A new idea for Players Playwrights: a chance for some of our Members to try out excerpts from...

GERMKILLERS IN AMERICA is the first installment of two, 45 minute radio dramas, based on the almost forgotten, true story of the Oxford...

This coming Monday, 18 November, we hold the Players Playwrights' Annual General Meeting (AGM) at our usual venue upstairs at the North...

Congratulation to Meryl Walker and Phil Mison who came first and second, respectively, in our latest short play contest, History As It...

Player Playwrights competition: History as it Wasn’t Short original plays from our Members about how history might have turned out if a...

Stella returns to visit the husband and children she walked out on many years ago. Her visit exposes a monstrous fiction, her past...

The Quarrel by Jane Weymouth Janice has always had a conflicted relationship with her mother. In adulthood this reaches breaking point....

Monday 21 October, 7.30pm Situation Dog by Ian Reade "Situation Dog” by Ian Reade is a one man show that was described by Papatango...

Monday 14 October, 7.30pm Silly Billy by Michael Sharp Billy, an ailing retired school teacher, and Molly, his long-suffering wife, spend...

Monday 7 October, 7.30pm Spider by Jo Bhouri A story about a father and son; envy, competition and Sheffield snooker. Over 20 years,...

Monday 30 September, 7.30pm ​ Talk with Tamara von Werthern ​ Tamara is Performing Rights Manager for Nick Hern Books, and a playwright...

Player Playwrights returns from its summer break on Monday 23 September, at our usual venue, Upstairs at the North London Tavern, at...

After ten years apart, Roy is desperate to reconnect with his estranged daughter. He soon discovers that she is not the little girl he...

​Why do we write plays and how do we talk about them? Why do we go to the theatre? How do plays reflect our own lives and, on occasion,...

Congratulations to Joshua Garwood whose entry, WIFI TEA, was the ultimate winner at Monday night's competition. The rules of this contest...

DEBT is set in a debtors prison in London during the early eighteenth century. Incarceration is barely tolerable for prisoners who still...

‘Crusader’ is a play about a young man called Sean whose search for meaning and purpose leads him to radical and dangerous action. The...