At some future time climbing has been declared illegal and a surprising transgressor appears in court - a spider.

J. Menlove Edwards, pioneer rock climber, looks back on the highs and lows of his life as he prepares to end it. A challenging monologue containing action as well as speech and with a dark ending. Based on fact.

Laugh out loud comedy but with more moving themes woven into it.
Can the Benfleet family business of funeral directors survive diversification? What can go wrong when they expand from providing only Christian burials, to offering cremations, and delivering services to humanists, Hindus, and Muslims?

Three church bells plan industrial action.

Two couples meet after not seeing each other for twenty years. The women are shocked and the men disorientated as the true cause of the rift is revealed (the men slept together on the night before the wedding of one of them and he, not actually gay, has been troubled by guilt ever since). Reconciliation at the end.

A small group of people do not understand why they find themselves applying for the same job in strange circumstances. It becomes apparent that they all face their afterlife.

Step into the control room as a thistle fights for survival. Seed dispersal (the launching of parachutists) is interrupted by a storm and then the thistle meets dreaded fate under attack from a donkey.

Three women - mother, daughter, and granddaughter - sit on a bench overlooking the beach in Tenby. As they watch the holiday-makers and discuss their future, it becomes less clear that the mother's dementia has developed as far as it at first seems.