One of the Inspector Pratt plays by Peter Gordon. We had people standing in the aisles during this show. Epic.

The tale of an amateur theatre company producing (ssssh!) Macbeth and the politics and power-plays behind the show. An excellent comedy.

In a village where the population explodes daily (literally), the charismatic Waldo comes to offer an alternative.

A man is found naked in the street. He has lost his memory but knows ‘something’ is going to happen and has difficulty convincing people that the cataclysmic event is true.

The well-known story of an Australian soldier in the Boer war sentenced to death for allegedly killing a prisoner.

What people do while on holiday, who finds who, what things never change. Several families and individuals meet and interact with others at a resort.

A man believes his mother is going to leave him out of her will and confronts her.

Two men meet on a train. The conversation leads to a lighthearted agreement that each will kill the other's nemesis. Then it happens...

On the death of their mother, three daughters meet to discuss what comes next, who gets what and what their mother wanted.

Lenny's wife leaves him for a gold-chain charletan, Frank. The man's friend takes it upon himself to kill Frank.

A university ethics professor decides that there is no longer a reason to live and unsuccessfully attempts suicide. His friends are worried for him and try to convince him not to try again.

A father with two adult sons meets and marries an American half his age and changes his will to benefit his new wife. His sons are enraged and their wives help them out.

Two bright and humorous comedies. One about a crazy detective investigating a car crash; another about the stress of early motherhood.

A shy boy's mother wants him to meet a nice girl.

After a young gay man is attacked and killed, a group visits the area and talks with residents, police, friends, relatives and records the conversations which became the script for the play.

The real story of a group of women forcibly retained in a women's hostel in NSW and the treatment they received.

Set in east Yorkshire, England, this is the story of a family in transition. A dad whose milkman delivery job is threatened, his wife who is holding the family together, their daughter aiming for her blackbelt in Judo, their son going to art college and their friend the plumber.

Set in an apartment on a 33rd birthday gathering, a group of friends meet and begin to dissolve as they interact.

2 short plays : one comedy, one touching drama.

The true story of Maureen O'Hara, a harpist and singer meeting her poet husband, his eventual death, her time in religion and her relationship with a reforming drunk.

A scientist working on dementia drugs falls victim to her own illness. She is unprepared to admit its effects until a series of events make it impossible for her to reject.

The second of a trilogy of plays by Martin McDonagh, set in country Ireland, two brothers bicker and fight over small things. The local priest and "lass about town" add to the fight in different ways.

A stock trader is approached by a stray dog in a park and decides to take the dog home. His wife is adamant about the dog (Sylvia) not becoming part of the family.

A play by Moliere from the 17th Century, translated into English with rhyming couplets. About hypocrisy, piety, a poke at the King and all done with hilarity.

A couple of human guinea-pigs being given drugs in a test environment break the rules and change the results of the test. Is their feeling caused by the drug or is it human nature?

The final show before the Shoestring Playhouse refurbishment - a dinner theatre experience with three one-act comedies and three courses of dinner.