Three men in their thirties try to get through life without the clichés of a mid-life crisis. There’s domesticated Danny and John who are loving parents to their adopted son Kit but Danny is wondering if he settled down too soon, and John wondering how he ended up as a househusband at thirty-five. Then there’s Tom, Danny and John’s childhood friend who never quite grew up. As far as Tom can tell, his friend’s domestic bliss is fine but dull, and he’s not ready to put down roots with any girl just yet, not that his door being knocked down with offers.

Major is a story set within the British Army ranks in France during WWII. Corporal Jack Parks is rising up through the ranks but Jack is not all he seems, beneath his calm, measured exterior lies a secret that with each passing day gets harder to conceal. A short play about the psychological pressures of war, as well as ideas of loyalty, honour and deceit.

Footballer and culture vulture Jordan Webb is out of favour at his boyhood club Chelsea and is now looking at a long-term spot on the subs bench. With rumours circling about his departure, supporters are getting edgy and Jordan just wants to get out. When Jordan jumps into the back of super-fan Max’s cab, Max is determined to convince him to stay. But as the ride continues, and wrong turns are made, Jordan fears that he may end up paying the price for his betrayal.