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"11 Josephine House" is set in Bristol in the 1970s, and pushed froward by religion, drink, love and hate. "Death of a Blackman" unfolds like a dream, created a reality in which the only thing to be sure of is the need to make it in a white man's world. "Lonely Cowboy" is play about searching for identity in Brixton in the eighties.

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A wickedly heart-warming and funny celebration of the wonders and pitfalls of the human brain.

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Caesar Ramsay works hard for his family. But when his son Nelson reveals some unexpected news, Caesar's seemingly ordinary life rapidly spins out of his control! Fast, furious and very funny, Familyman asks some vital questions about 21st-century parenting.

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Farinelli and the King tells the true story of Philippe V (Rylance), a Spanish monarch on the brink of madness.

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Drawing upon interviews with individuals at the front line of the nuclear debate, including activists and MOD personnel, Jenna Watt navigates her own journey through the politics, the protests, the peace camps and freedom of information requests to find out answers to the questions we should all be asking about our nuclear deterrent.

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Blending theatre, storytelling and killer moves, spoken word artist Maria Ferguson explores her relationship with the F-word (food) with the help of her first love (dance). Fat Girls Don't Dance takes us in to the world of performance, where three meals a day is up for compromise and skinny sells well.

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A lost village, star-crossed lovers, mysterious wolves and the extraordinary story of a community trying to save what is most precious to them, before it is too late.

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A one-woman show about an extraordinary childhood and amoving examination of family secrets, forgiveness, and the power of language.

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A brilliant Terry Pratchett play, adapted for the stage by long time friend and collaborator Stephen Briggs, perfect for amateur dramatic companies and fans of the Discworld series.

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Fever Dream: Southside is a surreal comic thriller set in Glasgow, where tensions are running high and fantasy and reality are becoming blurred.

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Life on the farm with aliens and hippidom.

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The new play from absurdist playwright Nick Gill.

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Students, teachers, youth theatres, theatre lovers and those involved in the presentation of youth drama.

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A relevant and political comedy that transforms the theatre into a football championship.

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Desperately hilarious and achingly bleak, this is an intricate and tender question mark around our attempts to encounter each other in a technologized world.

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Both original text and French translation of an original look into a drug-fuelled, hedonistic, highly secret world of Grindr, and instant gratification.

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A powerful teleplay by one of Britain's best-known and most-acclaimed living playwrights.

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Zawe Ashton's awaited playwriting debut for all the women who thought they were Madis an urgent piece of theatre examining the myriad of forces that collide and conspire against women of colour in Britain today.

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An essential introduction to the British East Asian theatrical community, this is a collection of full plays, short plays and monologues from British East Asian writers.

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Forgotten is a new play inspired by the little-known story of the 140,000 Chinese Labour Corps who left everything and travelled halfway around the world to work for Britain and the Allies behind the front lines during World War One.

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Based on the spoken testimony of veterans of the First World War, collected by the Sound Archive of the Imperial War Museum in 1970, this book contains memories of the war.

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This is an emotionally charged journey through the last days of a young womans battle with herself.

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Fragile Land reveals the complexities of life for a new generation of young Londoners.

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A thrilling contemporary AI version of the classic tale of scientific hubris, exploring Artificial Intelligence, virtual reality, emotional learning and what it means to be post-human.