Frankie’s dead. And no-one’s quite sure why. The lads are bereft, but the 5-a-side is still booked for Monday night. As we flash back through Frankie’s last day on earth, we discover that the people who still want him here might be the reason he’s not. So Here We Are is a play about what can happen when nothing happens.

Luke’s professional debut Goodbye to All That was developed with The Royal Court Theatre through one of their Studio Groups and premiered in The Jerwood Theatre Upstairs in March 2012, directed by Simon Godwin. He wrote a short play for Vicky Featherstone’s Open Court season. Luke’s next play, Hearts, was commissioned by the National Theatre as part of the NT Connections festival and will play across the UK before returning to the South Bank. Luke has TV projects under option to Hat Trick and Lovely Day, and he is currently developing his first feature film: Jesus and the Jetpack with director Lucy Tcherniak. Luke is also an actor. Recent credits include Hamlet and As You Like It (RSC), Orpheus Descending (Royal Exchange) and Antigone (National Theatre).