Moira Buffini

Three remarkable short plays for one (female) actor. Jordan by Anna Reynolds with Moira Buffini The true story of Shirley Jones, who kills her baby boy, Jordan, rather than have him taken away by his abusive father. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret by Catherine Johnson The alternating stories of two women (played by the same actress), both of whom 'lose' their sons - one murdered, the other a runaway. Unsuspecting Susan by Stewart Permutt The story of Susan - whose life revolves around her dogs, am-dram, bell-ringing and village gossip - and her adult son who's converted to Islam. Also available: Singular Male Voices.

Gabriel:'A richly themed, enthralling new play.' The TimesSilence (winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn award):'Silence is a beaut. Buffini is deliciously skilled at crafting lines.' Financial TimesLoveplay:'Delightfully quirky, funny and touching. A hit if ever I saw one. Buffini has an appetite for history, and the most beguiling of dramatic voices.' Daily TelegraphDinner:'A cracking black comedy that has you laughing uproariously one moment and jumping with shock the next . . . Dinner offers a delicious feast of comedy at its most heartless and macabre.' Daily TelegraphBlavatsky's Tower:'A refreshingly dizzying perspective on that cornerstone of dysfunction - the family.' Time Out 'A truly remarkable play. Buffini is a startingly original voice and an outstanding talent.' What's On