Inside Mrs. Joe Bradshaw – middle-aged mother of two grown children – is the former Shirley Valentine, longing to get out. Her hope and self-confidence have been badly shattered by school, marriage and life—so much so that she is reduced to talking to the kitchen wall while preparing her husband’s evening meal. When her feminist friend offers her a holiday in Greece, Shirley seizes the opportunity and breaks out of the mold cast for her by society. Shirley’s rebirth is brilliantly depicted with humor, warm sympathy and human insight by Russell (author of Educating Rita and Blood Brothers).

This hilarious and beautiful Christmas story has become a classic over the years. What begins as a typical church Christmas pageant turns into mayhem and shows the Nativity story in a completely different light.

Wings of the Morning: A seminary student spends the night in the room of a prostitute and, in the morning, they both decide on differing paths.

Beyond Here Are Monsters: If Simon the Zealot were alive today, he’d probably be a member of a street gang and yet Christ chose him as an apostle. The play explores what might have happened if Simon has visited Pilate the night before the crucifixion and tried to ‘convince’ him to let Jesus go.

Rainbows in the Snow: A young man, on the way to his wedding, is delayed in a train station. Sharing the wait with another passenger, a nun, he realizes who he is and what he really wants.

A musical for the whole family set in the world of Frog and Toad. This beautiful story shows friendship and the love of the world through song and story.