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Written by one of Poland's leading playwrights, Tadeusz Slobodzianek. Based on a tragic, historic event that happened in the town of Jedwabne , Poland in 1941, Our Class chronicles the lives of ten classmates from their childhood in the 1920s to the beginning of the new millennium. Translated by Ryan Craig

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An award-winning, critically acclaimed portrait of fatherhood by international theatre company Babakas.

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A debut solo show combining theatre and spoken word to tell the story of the Christmas truce from WWI.

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An adaptation of Graham Greene's bestselling novel, brought to the stage for the first time.

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Twins Seth and Abby fly into New York to care for their ailing mother Anna. Determined that her children should remember her as something more than an unremarkable Long Island housewife, Anna reveals to them that she once had an affair.

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A new black comedy of twisted morality set in modern Colombia, from an internationally known playwright.

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A smash hit, written in 1923, that enjoyed successful runs on the West End and Broadway.

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P'yongyang tells the epic love story of two North Korean childhood sweethearts spanning three decades.

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Presents a play about two MI5 agents taking over the home of a family. This publication coincides with a theatre production on a UK tour.

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This play deals with subjects of spying, Cold War, loyalty, friendship & betrayal; with Teachers' Notes by Anthony Banks.

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An adventure love-story set in Syria in the middle ages.

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Mother and Father are in the bedroom, preparing for parents evening. This rare opportunity to check in triggers a volatile, passionate and surprising confrontation. A painfully witty, perceptive exploration of the landlines of parenting in modern marriage.

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A dark comedy about the epic battles and alliances within the psyche, and the beautiful power of the mind to protect itself from pain.

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Surreal, dystopian comedy. This play won the 2011 Verity Bargate Award for new writing; impressing the judges with its amazing bravery, its stunning theatricality and its pure originality.

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A play by the author of Don Quixote. The folk hero Pedro de Urdemalas, known in Spanish balladry and tradition - from mediaeval times to Lorca - as a swindling trickster with a thousand costume and identity changes up his sleeve, is here dramatised by Cervantes. It's a delightful if somewhat sprawling tale of Pedro's life's journey.

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A comedy from playwright Gary Owen. A couple on the brink of marriage and an opportunity too good to miss out on! Would you risk your marriage on a promise on finding your perfect soul mate Anna is tempted.

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A dramatic play from Fraser Grace exploring modern liberal issues and abortion.

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From the vibrant colours of Barbados to the grey skies of Leytonstone, this bittersweet play follows one family's struggle to reconcile their faith in God with faith in one another.

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Persuasion was Jane Austen's last completed novel, published posthumously in 1817. Now written as a play.

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Exploring the possibilities and pain of growing up, it's a riot of magic, mischief, music and make-believe.

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An allegorical response to the London riots of 2011, in which the story of Peter Pan is given a disturbing, dystopian twist.

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A new version of "Phaethon," unperformed since the fifth century BC, amounting to a new masterpiece. A tragic story of Phaethon, an illegitimate son of Helios. An ambitious young man, Phaethon strives for higher things, but is insufficiently strong to endure the very elevation he craves.