Five finger exercises: centers on a young German student who, coming to England to tutor the daughter of a well-to-do family, is drawn into the various individual dramas of these fractured, isolated people. Shrivings: the three acts of the play take place during one weekend in which three momentous events are to occur: Sir Gideon Petrie, a philosopher and the President of the World League of Peace, is staging a peace vigil in Parliament Square to protest the production of arms in the United Kingdom; Mark Askelon, a renowned poet, is to be reunited with Gideon Petrie, his former teacher from Cambridge; finally, both Sir Gideon and Askelon are going to to receive awards. The weekend is more of a disaster than anyone could have imagined. Equus: tells the story of a psychiatrist who attempts to treat a young man who has a pathological religious fascination with horses.

Five finger exercise --Shrivings -- Equus.