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After 23 years two alienated brothers are reunited in the stinking kitchen of a rotting apartment. Bob is a sociopathic slob, facing jail for throwing a man from a car; Jack seems successful and disciplined but nurses his own considerable demons. Together they piece together a dark shared history.

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In this exploration of love and relationships, Cannon explores how much you need to see of someone to know they are worth taking a chance on.

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The script of On the Shore of the Wide World, a co-production between the Royal Exchange and the National Theatre, which played at both venues in 2005 and won the Olivier Award for Best New Play

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Onassis portraysthe last years of the life of the wealthy shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, who after a notorious affair with Maria Callas, married Jacqueline Kennedy, widow of US President John F. Kennedy, in 1968.

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Based on Benjamin Britten's life and personal interviews with his sister Beth, this play reveals the composer's sense of humanity and his relationships with W.H.Auden and Peter Pears. It culminates in the premiere of Peter Grimes in 1947. Godfrey also wrote "A Bucket of Eels".

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Described as a 'fairy tale for a modern age' this is a powerful three-person play by acclaimed Irish writer Sonya Kelly, written in response to a real event that led three strangers to cross paths in a viral mystery that shook the country.

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A child goes missing, vanishes into thin air. The witnesses' statements are inconclusive and the police struggle without a clear case or criminal motive. Two men and three women are drawn together by this tragic event and attempt to make sense of the unfathomable.

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This unique stage adaptation of the ancient tales unearths their true character from the oldest Arabic manuscripts: erotic, brutal, witty, poetic and complex. Adapted by leading theatre-maker Tim Supple, from stories by Lebanese novelist Hanan al-Shaykh, the tales tell of love, marriage, power, punishment, and the endless trials of fate.

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Orpheus in the Record Shop: "Orpheus is alone, playing tunes in his record shop. After a visitor leaves him an unexpected gift strange things start to happen and music, myth and reality collide. Together with Orpheus we go in search of something ancient, contemporary and hopeful."--Publisher's description.

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Iranian-Kurd Rebin has been stuck in the UK immigration system for almost a decade and working in a failing car-wash until his entire routine is shattered by his Persian boss Shapur, who proposes using the struggling business as a front for smuggling immigrants into the country.

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Time, memory and family is explored in this new work from the multi-award winning playwright Charlotte Keatley.

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First performed on 6 March 2020 at the Everyman theatre, Liverpool

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This is the script of a play in which an old woman lying in her bed remembers her past as the vivid present.

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Tony's ready to live-it-large and love again. But his efforts to step back on to the scene are hampered by a secret his friends, Monica and Kevin, should have told him long ago. This play is a funny and caustic exploration of love and the limits of friendship.

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"Out of Water opened at the Orange Tree Theatre, in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company, on 1 May 2019"--Preliminaries.

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Three new plays from three of the UK's most celebrated playwrights. All rooted in West London, they explore race, identity and our sense of place and purpose, presented together as one piece, Out West--back cover.

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Fresh from its award-winning run at the Edinburgh Festival, Crowded Room and writer-performer Harriet Madeley are bringing Outpatient to Park Theatre: an explosive, solo autobiographical comedy.

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When Franz's mother escaped to the West with one of her identical twin boys, she left the other behind. Now, twenty-five years later, Karl crosses the border in search of his other half. Mark Ravenhill's visceral new play examines the hungers released when two countries, separated by a common language, meet again.

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Cornered into a flooding toilet cubicle and determined not to be rescued again, Rosie distracts herself with memories of bathroom encounters. Drunken heart-to-hearts by dirty sinks, friendships forged in front of crowded mirrors, and hiding together from trouble. But with her panic rising and no help on its way, can she keep her head above water--back cover.