A new season of plays and events begins with a double bill of short plays from Robert Frew: HIGHER GROUND The eve of the Eurovision Song...

When Sam, a politics student, is invited to join a campaign against a lecturer who has been saying the wrong things, she is surprised to...

Congratulations to Peter Eyre who won the latest Player Playwrights member competition with his entry The One Cent Magenta. The theme...

SEPARATED: THE NEW NORMAL by Brad Sutherland is a serious comedy about modern relationships. After fourteen years of separation, Beckett...

An evening of the entries in our latest short play contest, this time on the theme of STORY WITH A TWIST ​ The running order is as...

Embracing the Enemy explores the life and thoughts of Mikhail Brusilov, a businessman in Communist Russia, who escapes to Britain just...

It's time for Members to get to work on your entry in our Spring competition. The theme this time is A STORY WITH A TWIST Deadline for...

The Wee American Lassie is a Girl-meets-Boy black-comedy set around a transatlantic clash of cultures. In this stage play, written by...

Jan Woolf writes: Blood Gold and Oil is written for the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. The play was ‘dug out of the...

I PICTURE written by Natsu Hirukawa Seven year old Winter is locked down with his mum and abusive stepdad. One morning, his mum shares a...

Our latest Competition Play-Off consists of six short plays. These are the winners and runners-up from each of last year's competitions -...

Player Playwrights returns with a stage reading of Blind Date Bar, a new play from Peter Eyre. Liz is looking forward to a blind date...

Congratulations to Peter Eyre whose entry in our more recent short play contest was the overall winner. Thank you to all the members who...

Theatre 503 in Battersea has carved out a reputation as one of London’s top theatres for new writing and new playwrights. Steve Harper,...

Short plays from members on theme of A Question of Balance The running order: 1. THE ACTIVIST 2. MY TURN 3. THE CONFESSION 4. THE MOVE 5....

The fascinating, true story of Harry Pollitt, leader of Britain’s communists from the 1920s to the 1950s, and Rose Cohen, a courier for...

A romantic farce from SOPHIE MONJOIE AND PAUL HAM 'I Can't Live with a Man Called Hillary' is a romantic farce about an Anglo-French...

In 1848 George Hudson was one of the richest and most powerful men in Britain, controlling nearly a third of the railway network. Six...

Time to get to work on your entry in Player Playwright's Autumn short play contest. You piece should somehow relate to our latest theme:...

‘Is there such a thing as community anymore?’ asks a well-intentioned but hopelessly naïve documentary-maker to a largely disinterested...