A new play from the writer of Consent and Tribes. A touching and funny story about the fertilisation of an idea. How do you have a baby when you're 39 and single? You decide. But what happens next?The story, like a child, has a life of its own. The story becomes stories...
A powerful new play that puts Justice in the dock, from the writer of Tribes, Rabbit and Tiger Country. Premiered at the National Theatre, London.
A hospital play that follows a tangle of doctors and nurses in a busy London hospital - from the award-winning author of Tribes.
A penetrating play about belonging, family and the limitations of communication, Tribes is an exciting follow-up to Raine's successful debut, Rabbit, and follows such hits as Enron and Jerusalem into the Royal Court Theatre.
In a trendy wine bar - Bella, 29, is celebrating her birthday with her best friend, Emily, two of her exes, and another, rather loud friend, Sandy. Intercut with their bantering conversation are edgy scenes between Bella and her father, with whom she has a classically difficult relationship, not helped by his having an inoperable brain tumour.