Plays:
* Bouncers: A hilarious and insightful look at the lives of four nightclub bouncers, one of his most popular plays.
* Up 'n' Under: A humorous depiction of the lives of rugby league players in Yorkshire.
* Teechers: A trilogy of plays exploring the lives of teachers and students in a comprehensive school.
* Our Lady of the Slums: A poignant and moving play about a community struggling with poverty and deprivation.
* Shakers: A comedy about a group of young women working in a coffee shop.
* The Day the Flowers Died: A bittersweet play about a couple who are trying to cope with the loss of their child.
* The King's Head: A play set in a pub, exploring the lives of its regulars.
* The Night of the Long Knives: A satirical play about the rise and fall of a local politician.
* Blood and Biscuits: A play about a young couple trying to make their way in the world.
Other Works:
* Godber's Journey: An autobiography detailing his life and career.
* The Godber Files: A collection of short plays and monologues.
* The Godber Plays: A collection of his most famous plays.
He has also written and directed several television shows and films.
Themes in Godber's Work:
* Working-Class Life: Godber often focuses on the lives and experiences of ordinary working people, particularly those living in Yorkshire.
* Humor and Satire: His plays are known for their humor, often satirical, that is both sharp and insightful.
* Social Commentary: He frequently addresses social issues such as poverty, unemployment, and education, using humor to raise awareness and provoke thought.
* Human Relationships: Godber explores the complexities of human relationships, particularly within families and communities.
Godber's work is both entertaining and thought-provoking, offering a unique perspective on contemporary life. His plays have been performed worldwide and continue to be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.