The late 90s saw the company push the boundaries of improvisational practice through script-based improv works such as "I Spy", "The X-Philes", "Blood", and "Doctor Pussy Finger Says No To Tomorrow". The company's first fully scripted work was "The Complete History of New Zealand (Abridged)", first presented in Christchurch in 1998. Their only other fully scripted play was "A Fistful of Dolores" which premièred in 2002. "The Complete History of New Zealand (Abridged)" continues to be presented throughout the country, most recently performed in Hagley Park, Christchurch in 2012. The company also pioneered a school holiday theatre programme using tight casts of three to four actors and scripts that could effectively use the main stage sets for daytime performances. The Court Theatre continues to use this production model for holiday performances.