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There's T5 by Simon Stephens, which sees a mum witness a teenage boy being stabbed to death in the park. T5 documents her response that's described as a darkly magical flight out of the edges of the 21st Century.

Quartet by Marina Carrlooks looks at one man's relationship with his wife, his mistress and his lover over thirty years.

In Linda McLean's This is Water, eighteen people pass through an ill-lit wooden house on the side of a mountain and find themselves interrogated.

In My Friend Duplicity (by Enda Walsh), at 10 minutes past 9 a young woman and older man enter a house, walk up two flights of stairs and enter a small box bedroom with a desk and two seats especially for them and out of nothing they make something.

In All Is Vanity (Or With Apologies to Nathalie Sarraute) by David Eldridge, Roy's invited Richard and his wife over. In the garden of their Kent manse nothing seems amiss, but Roy's wife Ursula isn't herself and all is not well.