Plays Johnny Boy Mozart's Don Giovanni re-imagined as a 45 minute piece of music theatre for youth theatre performers. Musical direction by Dominic Harlan. Produced by Glyndebourne Education at the Pavilion Theatre Brighton, July 2011. Hare & Tortoise A new play for 3-7 year olds and their families opening at York Theatre Royal in September 2011 and then touring before playing The Crucible Studio over Christmas. Produced by Tutti Frutti Productions. The Unlikely Tales of Molly Moonshine A new play for young audiences touring autumn 2011. Produced by Theatre Centre and directed by Lawrence Evans. Losing the Plot Oliver Nickleby’s Bleak Little Tale of Two Mutual Expectations. And son. A Dickensian farrago for Eastern Angles, Christmas 2011. Entertaining Angels Is there sometimes a price for doing good? A new play about the life of a rural vicar due for production by New Perspectives Theatre Company, 2012. Missing A new play about soldiers and their families due for production by Proteus Theatre Company, 2012. Seeing the Lights A new play about adult family relationships for Theatre by the Lake, Keswick. Due for production 2013. Productions The Practical Significance of “g” directed by David Tucker for Drama Studio London at The New Diorama, London, July 2011. How High Is Up? is still in repertoire at the Hans Otto Theater, Potsdam and also being produced by Theatre of Volcanoes, Guadalajara, Mexico in August 2011 directed by Raul Peretz. The Falling Sky starring Stephanie Cole, Julian Glover and Amanda Root directed by Daniel Buckroyd is still available as a digital download from www.newperspectives.co.uk and will “tour” again in the summer of 2011. Publications BIG THEATRE in small spaces This collection of four plays (The Falling Sky, After You, Scarlet Ribbons and Entertaining Angels) will now be published by Aurora Metro Press in 2012.	The cast of the digital version of The Falling Sky.