The 1974 TV adaptation of John McGrath's iconic 7:84 play about the exploitation of the Scottish people through history, from the aftermath of Culloden to the oil boom. Show more

Female workers at a textile factory clash with their own union in Colin Welland's story of a strike.

Lewis Duncan writes macho thrillers, but hides his sexuality for fear of losing sales. However, he may be forced to leave the closet.

Two women navigate the challenges of life on a wintry day in 1980s Belfast. While Ruby has a cold and gets caught in the rain, Iris is job-hunting but feels lost in the traffic.

Stan, Gordon and Harold work together at the post office. As they interact over cups of tea and strained Sunday family dinners, the dysfunction of their family lives is revealed.

Female workers at a textile factory clash with their own union in Colin Welland's story of a strike.

Olwen lives in a tumbledown farm in the mountains and is a virtual recluse. One of her few human contacts is with Rachel, who delivers the papers.

A family gathering, a christening and a dance. But it's 1945 and there are plans to be made, family wealth to protect and peace to be won.

Rachel Billington's play about a battered wife.

Leon Griffiths play is set in the world of professional boxing. At the Sporting Club Dinner, a young fighter and his ambitious manager have a dramatic evening.

Time-warp drama. It is now 2132 and Dominick and Ava have a son, but Dominick is called back to 1982, where he visits Jane and his great-great-grandfather. Show more

Mike Leigh's play centres around a middle-aged housewife and charwoman who is abused and exploited by almost everybody, including her daughter-in-law.

The original 1975 outing for top barrister, Horace Rumpole. He defends a case of assault, touching on themes of race, police corruption, literacy and his own powers of persuasion. Show more

Director Mike Leigh’s iconic tale of camping holidays and all the hazards involved. Keith and Candice-Marie arrive at a Dorset campground for ten nights of idyllic bliss. Show more

A trilogy of loosely linked stories by Lewis Grassic Gibbon set in a Scottish east coast farming community in the interwar years. Dramatised for television by Bill Craig.

All Martin wants to do is be left alone with their daughter, but Pattie can't speak for herself so how do her parents know if the charming Martin is all he seems to be?

Kim, an angry young artist, disrupts the lives of Robin, a family man, and Niki, a temp sec, for whom she is the 'other woman'.

Television playwright Christopher Hudson injures his hand and hires a typist to help him with his latest play. Written by Dennis Potter.

A callgirl, her client, an actress and a writer meet in a London hotel for an evening that does not develop as any of them would like.

In this play by Alan Bennett, Midgley tries to atone for the mistakes of the past when his father is taken ill.