A house of 4 friends studying law fractured by a possible truth. Nothing is concrete and yet everyone fervently believes in their personal conclusions... but are they right?

Jake is unwilling to leave a house that believes him to be guilty of sexual assault. His best friend (Carlos)'s girlfriend (Annie) is the alleged victim. Sarah (Annie's best friend) is holding the fort while Annie takes time away from the situation. Jerome (the local dealer) has become a frequent visitor amongst the group and unintentionally antagonises them with his neutrality leading to a boiling pot that is marinating into the most suppressed, sizzling, tense, uncomfortable, turbulent, hair-pulling yet riveting, and somewhat humorous at times, atmosphere propelling an audience into questioning several moral dilemmas and inevitably confronting the most important question... "But what do I think?".

(Run time: 45 mins, Interval, 45 mins)

Remember Me tackles a conflicted Russian family's struggle between duty and dreams. Suppressed feelings and past traumas bubble to the surface as this family of four pivot around their loveable, grandmother, who no one wants to admit is draining the life from their futures.

Eva, a single mother, steadies the ship by putting in extra shifts at work while her son, Sasha, pursues his dream of becoming an architect in an established firm. As a result, his older sister Natasha is unwillingly homebound, taking care of Ma, their grandmother, who is struggling with dementia. Natasha is unable to pursue her artistic endeavours as financial security takes precedence and her desire to paint wains, shackled by her family duties. These circumstances have put a strain on her relationship with Sammy, a young chef who tries his best to be patient.

This play is comedic and heartfelt throughout, but never loses its focus on the forgotten. The people we lose in real time. Their memories stripped away, and what impact this has on the people who love them most. Losing time to forgive, losing time to say what needs to be said, and the constant reminder that it may be too late. All this pain is held together by love. True, complicated, unconditional love. And the hope that, one day, our love can make them come back to us, even just for a moment.

(Run time: 50 mins, Interval, 45 mins)