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Winner of the Brian Way award for UKs Best New Play for Young People.

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

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A powerful and affecting monologue based on the true-story of a Jewish informant to the Gestapo in Nazi Germany.

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"Political theatre at its very best" - The Guardian

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"I'm not going to tell you her hair colour. Her skin colour. Her name. All you need to know, right now, is that she is a person."

This fierce and playful feminist work explores the psychology of extremism with haunting melodies and progressive punk riffs.

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A period drama set in 1950s Hollywood. An Oscar-winning songwriter tries to avoid Senator McCarthy's Un-American Activities Committee as he becomes involved with a mysterious leading lady.

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A modern retelling of Greek myth of Thyestes, Blush of Dogs is a play about masculinity, repression and freedom. Also contains 5 out of 10 Men which premieres at the Edinburgh Festival Aug 5-27 2016 and deals with male suicide.

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Boa tells the story of a relationship inconvenienced by death. The new play from Fringe First Winner Clara Brennan.

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Brilliant new play from emerging new Scottish writer.

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At night, a young black boy is 'questioned' by a white South African policeman. 36 years later, when the truth is dug up, a tortured Jennifer watches over her dying husband. But does her maid Beauty have the power to 'save' him, and is the price of remembering a dreadful secret one that Jennifer is prepared to pay

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Based on the true story, and set in 1934 in an unnamed southern state of America,Bonnie & Clydeis an intimate re-telling of the final hours of one of the world's most infamous criminal couples.

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Inspired by the housing crisis and the reality of life on the North Cornish coast,Boobys Bayis a passionate, comic fable about the lengths one man will have to go to have his voice heard.

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A powerful coming-of-age story set in the heart of Liverpool in 1989. A funny and ultimately heartbreaking monologue.

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A queer coming-of-age remix, Bottom yanks the lid off the queer experience and questions if bottom in the bedroom means bottom in life.

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Scottee grew up around strong, brave and violent men and boys. Bravado is his memoir of working class masculinity from 1991 to 1999 as seen by a sheep in wolfs clothing.

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"The arrival of a perceptively class conscious and nuanced playwright.' - Time Out

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From burlesque to ragtime, from Hell's Kitchen to Fifth Avenue, this book presents a collection of witty stories, adapted for the stage.

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Two actors, one couple, swapping roles. A savage new play exploring violence in relationships and our expectations of gender.

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Critically acclaimed at Edinburgh Festival 2010.

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A dark comedy from up-and-coming playwright Kieran Lynn that ponders the effects of extremism.

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A loner in foster-care asks a girl out on an ill-fated date in a stolen car. One day, on the riverbank, the friends, he never had, narrate the story of his dramatic last day. This title deals with the possibilities and pressures we face on the verge of adulthood.

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Cities are full of stories - it's amazing what you hear if you stop and listen. Drawing on her decade of singing on the tube, Danusia Samal's Busking It is a journey through the tunnels of the London Underground. A fun, moving and vibrant piece of gig-theatre giving voice to the passers-by, blending chance encounters with original live music.

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A play by critically acclaimed and prize-winning playwright, Shelley Silas, this original and funny play explores cultral traditions and clashes.

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A new play set in the Paris apartment of James Joyce.