Plays
- Love Games (co-written with Howard Curtis, Orange Tree Theatre lunchtime, 9 April – 1 May 1982)
- Living Remains (Orange Tree lunchtime, 9–25 July 1982)
- Four Attempted Acts (Orange Tree 1984)
- A Variety of Death-Defying Acts (Orange Tree 1985)
- Definitely the Bahamas, "a group of three plays for consecutive performance" also including A Kind of Arden and The Spanish Girls (Orange Tree 1987)
- Dealing with Clair (Orange Tree 1988)
- Play with Repeats (Orange Tree 1989)
- No One Sees the Video (Royal Court, Theatre Upstairs 1990)
- Getting Attention (Royal Court, Theatre Upstairs 1991)
- The Treatment (Royal Court 1993)
- Attempts on Her Life (Royal Court 1997; National Theatre, Lyttelton, March 2007)
- The Country (Royal Court 2000, revived at the Tabard Theatre May 2008)
- Face to the Wall (Royal Court 2002)
- Cruel and Tender (Young Vic 2004)
- Fewer Emergencies (Royal Court, Theatre Upstairs 2005)
- The City (Royal Court, Jerwood Theatre Downstairs 2008)
- In the Republic of Happiness (Royal Court Theatre 2012)
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