Three one-act-plays: «Lunch Hour» by John Mortimer Surreal comedy, set in the 1960’s, about a young woman and an older man spending their lunch hour together in a hotel room. How did they manage it? Sex before marriage was still a great taboo and standards had to be kept! «One For The Road» by Harold Pinter A chilling study of power and powerlessness. Set in an unnamed totalitarian state, this play presents a violent, disturbing portrait of political horror in which an interrogator torments a tortured prisoner and his imprisoned wife and child «Politics in the Park» by Iain Heggie Grassroots dialogue, wit and repartee: Two ladies sitting in a Glasgow park sort out their sisterly relationship in view of the latest develop- ments in their lives: husbands and hobbies, sons and careers, childhood memories, jealousy and regret.