It's 1940 and across the country women are leaving their homes, shops and offices to take up new roles in the Women's Land Army. These Land Girls quickly learn new farming skills involving stock and crops.

Back to the Land takes a warm-hearted look at the lives and loves of a group of Land Girls making the best of their new situation in a hostel not very far from Berwick upon Tweed. Hailing from every class and county, sometimes jealousy and intrigue break out, but unity is ultimately achieved through the shared goal of safeguarding the nation's food production.

Based on the recollections of the women themselves, andliberally punctuated with the song and dance of World War II the play featured some Land Army veterans as themselves.

A brand new musical, a wonderfully upbeat story of unrequited love and a great comedy all rolled into one.

Think about it. Think what you could achieve without women in your life. If all the time you spent on them, you spent on yourself. Think how much money you could save. Think how much aggravation you could avoid.

Journeying from the West Indies to England, Ferdy, Lennie, Dennis and Bernie are eager to make successes of themselves and take full advantage of what they think 'The Big Life' has to offer. So they pledge to abstain from women for three years. But Mary, Kathy, Zuleika and Sybil have other ideas. They know that man cannot live by bread alone! Will the men stick with their idea of The Big Life, or will Cupid have the final say? 

A great big joyous musical from Broome! Willy and Old Uncle Tadpole flee the city to embark on a journey of personal discovery and outrageous adventures back to their Aboriginal homeland.

Co-published with Magabala Books.

A heartbreaking tale of orphans, angels, murder and music - dramatised from the Whitbread award-winning novel set in 18th-century England. Winner of the Time Out Live Award for Best Play

In 18th-century Gloucestershire, the evil Otis Gardner preys on unmarried mothers, promising to take their babies (and their money) to Thomas Coram's hospital for foundling children. Instead, he buries the babies and pockets the loot.

'I am work' was the lifelong boast of Essington Lewis, legendary mastermind behind the building of BHP. This giant of Australia's steel industry strode through life respected, feared and at the last friendless: uncompromising in his demands on his family, his employees and himself.

This dramatic reconstruction of this elusive, conscience-driven man, gathers a vivid and wonderfully eccentric array of characters from the coal pits of the Hunter Valley and the board rooms of Melbourne, to gain an insight into the conflicts, sacrifices and divided loyalties that make up Australia's industrial history.

Introduced by Aarne Neeme. Lyrics by Allan McFadden.