Unsatisfied with their first attempt at parenthood, Harry and Max decide to have another go at it. This time is sure to be different so armed with an instruction manual and a 30-day money back guarantee, Harry and Max embark on one of life's greatest and most difficult pleasures, parenthood.

The ever-experimental playwright, Anthony Neilson, the writer that brought you Unreachable (2016) returns to the Royal Court in 2018 with his brand new work The Prudes. The audience is invited on a journey with one, sexless couple as they try and reignite their passion for each other...

Twenty-year-old Imogen will do anything to help refugees after an attack on London, even if that does mean inviting a stranger to live in her house, without discussing it with her family first. When John arrives, but he isn't what they expected, he's different from them and although they'd never admit it, he's not what they want.

Almost a character in its own right in our childhood fairytales and fantasies, the forrest extends beyond the physical realm to capture the imagination with its magnetic mystery, darkness and silent reverence. Oxford-born playwright Rob Evans and associate director Lucy Morrison return to the Royal Court Theatre for its 2018/19 season with an enigmatic new work set in the hallowed shade of a wondrous woodland, where dark things lurk behind every bough...

Self described as a "social carrier pigeon" spoken word artist Debris Stevenson uses an alternative, visceral vocabulary of poetry, music, movement and lyrics to explore identity. Tying together themes of mental healthy, sexuality, disability, education, race and gender, Debris' hard-hitting, wise-beyond-her-years rhymes and assured, confident flow land every potent punch, marking her as a voice of her generation.