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This text offers the two comic plays previously staged in London in February 2000.

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First publication of up-to-date playable translations of Brecht. Mr Puntila, Mother Courage and A Servant to Two Masters were huge hits when they transferred to the West End.

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A collection of 8 plays by British black comedy writer Lee Hall. It includes: "Spoonface Steinberg", a play on faith, love and the meaning of life; "Cooking with Elvis", the story of a family of an Elvis impersonator now tied to a wheelchair; and "Bollocks!", an examination of lives ruined by war.

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This play about faith, love and the meaning of life was first broadcast on Radio Four in 1997 and is now published in this stage version.

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Displaying his characteristic disdain for bourgeois hypocrisy, in "The Good Hope" Heijermans takes up the cause of exploited fisherman. Set in Whitby, this fresh adaptation by Lee Hall aims to breathe new life into a European classic.

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The Olivier Award-winning play: Young, lost and out of control, a bunch of Catholic schoolgirls go wild for a day in the big city ...

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'The best British comedy since One Man, Two Guvnors.' ***** Daily Telegraph

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The film script, based on the extraordinary true story of Queen Victoria's relationship with Abdul Karim, her Muslim manservant.