Craig Warner's drama about Eddie, who cannot speak but expresses his feelings by drawing musical scores. Stars Phil Davis.

Teenage rebellion threatens to destroy two families in Roy Williams's drama, set on the streets of West London. Stars Don Gilet.

Stephanie's childhood is spent with her warring family in a box. Hattie Naylor's first play stars Ian Dury and Emma Chambers.

Andrew Wallace's black comedy stars Alan Cumming as Andy, a telephone operator who starts to get some threatening calls.

Hugh tells bizarre and tragic stories to his children, but they're long departed. Abigail Docherty's play stars Maurice Denham.

In Sean Moffatt's play, Phil starts and ends his day with just pennies, but manages to win and lose a fortune. Stars Joe Taylor.

Helen has been murdered. But what sort of life had it been up until then? By Sarah Woods. Starring Jane Whittenshaw.

Chris works at a phone helpline, but nothing has prepared him for this call. Anthony Neilson's searing story stars John McGlynn.

Benjamin Zephaniah's verse play, set on the night of the Great Storm in 1987. Starring Norman Beaton and Angela Wynter.

Abi Morgan's first radio play, set in the backbiting world of a busy restaurant kitchen. With Jane Whittenshaw and Simon Treves.

The Young Writers Festivals explained, then cabaret with Alan Cumming, Steve Coogan, Simon Munnery and Benjamin Zephaniah.