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The new work from performance artist and theatre maker Bryony Kimmings, exploring modern society, the internet and the sexualised world our children are growing up in.

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Northern Ireland, 1989. A farmhouse window smashes, and rebellious Fianna Devlin crashes back into the life of her pious sister Alannah.

Meghan Tylers surrealCrocodile Feveris a grotesque black comedy celebrating sisterhood whilst reminding us that the pressure cooker of The Troubles is closer than we imagine.

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A black comedy about ruthless property developers. Opened at the Jermyn Street Theatre, London, in September 2008.

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Written by French playwright Michael Azama and translated by British playwright Nigel Gearing, Crossfire is a heartstopping play about tumbling through the checkpoint of life and death warzones everywhere and at all times.

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Crowning Glory is a new play that explores some of the ways in which mainstream Western definitions of beauty in today's world affects the way women see themselves.

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A play exploring the life of Eleanor Marx, wife of Karl Marx.

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A new version of this classic French romantic comedy.

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A new translation of French poet and dramatist Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac by British playwright and acclaimed transltor Ranjit Bolt. Originally opened at the Bristol Old Vic.

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A new adaptation of the classic Cyrano de Bergerac by acclaimed playwright and poet Glyn Maxwell.

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Standing on the shore of Lake Geneva, young writer Frederick Winterbourne is drawn to Daisy Miller. As disdain about her recklessness with men resonates around the aristocratic circles, he continues to defend her, but at what cost As an intriguing tale of passion and romance unfolds, he is confronted with a tragedy that will haunt him forever.

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Adaptation of a classic British farce written in 1887 by Arthur Wing Pinero, an actor and important British dramatist and stage director.

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The story of one of Soho's most colourful characters, the painter and dandy Sebastian Horsley.

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A biting cultural satire on media cynicism and the world of celebrity where you can go from nothing to everything and back again in the space of a YouTube video.

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Full of sharp humour, this play follows a character who is forced to confront the painful secrets of the past.

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The English-language premiere from one of Europe's stars of speaking theatre - great material for amateur groups seeking something original

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A radical new version of John Gay's The Beggar's Opera, from visionary theatre makers Kneehigh.

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The new play by international dramatist, poet and theorist, Howard Barker.

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Explores the tensions between parental attitudes from an older culture and the realities of inner-city life for their children.

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A haunting drama of self-revelation from the writer of Peter Pan. Darkly comic, and presented in a sumptuous production for the plays centenary year, Dear Brutus is J. M. Barrie at his most magical.

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This is the unreal journey through two disturbed minds and the unfolding events leading up to the self crucifixion of their father in the front room. Enter the insane world of siblings Michael and Michelle.

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A hard-hitting and important new play, that opened at Traverse theatre, Edinburgh, in July, 2008.

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Touching on themes of addiction, survival, poverty, joy and ecstasy in the city, and a homage to her childhood ends of SE20, Dennis of Penge, loosely based on Euripides The Bacchae, combines Annie Siddons raw poetry with music and performance to create an urgent, vital and uplifting new show.