Three views on the ups & downs of relationships Three one-act plays: Henna Night by Amy Rosenthal Judith leaves her ex-boyfriend a desperate message on his answerphone, saying that she is not coping with their break-up and that she has bought same razor blades and henna. She adds that she hasn’t decided whether to dye her hair or slash her wrists, and that she might be pregnant. However, it is his new partner, Ros, who hears the message and comes rushing to Judith‘s bedsit. Abortive by Caryl Churchill Three weeks after her abortion, Roz – having been raped by Billy and Colin find themselves in bad wondering how to carry on. Through the reproaches that are traded and the incidents that come up for discussion, the picture of a disturbing relationship emerges, Bed is no longer a safe Island – to make love or to sleep. The Extraordinary Revelations of Orca the Goldfish by David Tristram Henry and Alice have been married for 15 years. They are bored and have lost the zest for life and their relationship. Their lives have become a blur between fantasy and reality, Secret passions and desires explode and two seemingly separate fantasy worlds are on a collision course with reality. And it all started with a goldfish they named Orca.