A world-weary taxi driver always has a story to tell about his passengers. But he soon finds the story isn't over just because they've got out of the cab.

Lying low in a roadside cafe, yet eager to get something off his chest, the taxi driver imparts an epic encounter with a young woman and her two small children as they travel cross country to buy a horse. As this odyssey unfolds and the woman's plight becomes known, the taxi driver is forced to decide what is more important; to get the job done or act like a decent human being. But, as he battles to tell his tale against a backdrop of an ever-ringing phone, it is apparent he has become far more involved in the lives of his passengers than he ever intended.

Based heavily on the writer's own experiences driving a taxi in a small town, 'Rank' is a one-man dark comedy exploring the relationship between loneliness, rural deprivation and mental health. Suitable for ages 16+.

A Somerset tavern, 1669: Meg discovers her brother, John; hiding out after sabotaging the enclosure of moorland on which his livelihood depends. John wants to utilise his sister's special talent to spread his proclamation of dissent against the landed class. But has Meg's time in London quelled her renegade ways?

A high rise flat, a modern city: A man and woman are locked into an ever-deepening struggle; with their employers, with their landlord, and with each other. At risk of eviction, both think they know what to do; providing, of course, they can get out of the building.

Tomorrow the Fox is a dynamic two-hander playing across two different time periods; examining two different couples in extraordinary circumstances. Vitriolic, comedic, and often absurd, the action takes place against a simplified duel-purpose set; suitable for small to mid-range theatres, halls and studio spaces. Suitable for ages 14+.