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Would the world be a better place if we were all honest In this comic exploration of her past mistakes and inevitable future disasters, Katie unpicks how everyday lies can lead to a world of Trump and Brexit.

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A working class musical of unfulfilled dreams.

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Inspired by the life and politics of Brazilian folk hero Chico Mendes.

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Matthew Bulgo's new intellectual thrillerAmerican Nightmaredissects the battle lines that exist within the eponymous American Dream.

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An Elephant in the Garden is the new adaptation by Simon Reade of Michael Morpurgo's bestselling children's novel. A multi-character, multi-location one-woman show, it is in the same theatrical mould of his highly successful one-man adaptations of Toro! Toro!, The Mozart Question and Private Peaceful.

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A young couple in a war-torn country are stranded on opposite sides of a newly-militarised border, in a sinister yet absurdly funny satire.

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And The Rest Of Me Floats is an autobiographicalshow about the messy business of gender, highlighting experiences across the trans, non-binary, and queer communities.

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re you Angry We are, so we wrote a play and stole a bass guitar which I'm sure we'll fit in somewhere.

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From the author of The Bogus Woman

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77-year-old Norma is having a tricky day. She can't finish the crossword and Joy keeps stealing her recliner. Not to mention Helen next door has twisted her ankle falling from a weather balloon, they've run out of Class A drugs and the Utility Inspector just popped round to see if it's time for her involuntary euthanasia...

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Montgomery's beloved novel is now available in this abridged paperback chapter book that comes with a gold-tone charm. Illustrations. Consumable.

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What is the entity that calls itself Islamic State Why are some young Muslim men and women from across Western Europe leaving their homes to answer the call of Jihad And what should we do about it

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Anyone's Guess How We Got Here is a road-trip. A haunted house. A bedtime story. A photo-album. An 80s fantasy film. A demolition project. A riot.

Barrel Organ's new play about the long-lasting trauma of debt and eviction.

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Great play for theatre lovers, critics, fans of new drama, drama teachers and students.

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Arabian Nights, translated by David Tushingham is a story of intertwining lives, neighbours, lovers and friends. A story of strangers, setting out on different paths, some find peace and others tragedy.

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A brilliantly observed comedy about two friends living in London waiting for their big break...

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A future play set in a dystopian high-rise world, where raging riots have been sparked by a notorious computer game.

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Translated by Hugh Whitemore, this is the story of Elma. Having lost her memory during an accident in the war, Elma rediscovers her old life and finds that it is not what she had hoped for. Pirandello's play was made into a film in 1932 starring Greta Garbo.

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Inspired by the magazine problem pages they read growing up in the90s and 00s, inAsk Me Anything, The Paper Birds become the agony aunts. Usingthe real letters sent to the company, this verbatim show exploreswhat young people think, want and worry about today.

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Fanuco's taking English lessons from the only American he knows. The thing is, she's the FBI's most wanted woman and he's a Cuban teenager desperate to live the American Dream.

When will he realize his mentor is a former Black Panther, a convicted felon and has a million dollars on her head

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A highly charged, emotional and gripping look at a world in the midst of change.

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A one-man tragi-comedy from award-winning playwright Rob Hayes, premiering at the Edinburgh Festival 2014.

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Written by Whitbread Prize-winning author Patrick Neate.

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An ancient Greek tragedy from Athenian playwright Euripides. This is a new translation from Colin Teevan. The tragedy is based on the mythological story of King Pentheus of Thebes and his mother Agaue, and their punishment by the god Dionysus (who is Pentheus' cousin) because he refuses to worship him.