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With songs and searing honesty, Shuck n Jive is the laugh-out-loud story of two friends trying to break out of racist typecasting and create a story for themselves.

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First performed in 1967, this is an early, yet startlingly brilliant, work by the internationally acclaimed Argentine playwright, Griselda Gambaro.

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When Cecilia, the beautiful wife of the area manager takes an interest in the running of one of a chain of DIY stores, strange upheavals begin to take place. Taking place in a simulated garden scene, this book is published to tie in with the play's opening at the Playhouse Theatre in London.

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Continuing on from Tim Winton's award-winning novel Dirt Music, Signs of Life reflects on the ways in which people with radically different histories form awkward, spiky alliances in order to survive.

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Silence is a work which combines narrative impetus with astounding, original ideas and theatrical presentation, a devised collaboration between the celebrated theatre company Filter and RSC Associate Director David Farr.

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Silent Planet is a passionate and poetic fable about the power of literature in a world in which the wrong words can get you killed. At the height of the Cold War, dissident writer Gavriil is detained in a Soviet mental prison. His interrogator Yurchak offers to protect him from torture in exchange for sharing the "forbidden stories".

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Three acclaimed plays by an original and exciting voice in British theatre.

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"A poet of the theatre, shaping a new language out of broken words: an emotional seismograph registering the tremors which shake the substratum of human life" (The Times)

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This collection of scripts includes readers theatre scripts based on Shakespeare's comedies, tragedies, and romances.

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Since U Been Goneis a moving and powerful autobiographical account about teenage rebellion, growing up queer in the mid-noughties, and finding yourself while losing a friend.

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Saturday 7 October 2000. England v Germany, The King George v The Duke of York. Keegan resigns and Barry plays a blinder. Tensions erupt in a South London pub as England lose again.

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This is a critical edition of a famous theatrical document from the Elizabethan age. It indicates that the play "Sir Thomas More", far from being unfinished and chaotic, was stageworthy and well-constructed, the best extant example of the genre of biographical history.

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Fatima and Salima, two skilled skateboarding step-sisters from Bradford, have their competition dreams shattered when their parents announce their separation and Fatima moves to London with her mum.

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One of a series of drama texts published to coincide with theatrical premieres of new plays and translations.

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Six people arrive at a theatre during rehearsals for a play. But they are not ordinary people. They are characters of a play that has not yet been written. Trapped inside a traumatic event from which they long to escape, they desperately need a writer to complete their story and release them.

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The Athenian comedies not only lie at the root of Western drama, they also offer a unique insight into everyday life in Ancient Greece. This selection of plays includes the satirical comic fantasies of Aristophanes and Euripides' ribald satyr play, "Cyclops", the only survivng example of its genre.

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This anthology contains scholarly and annotated editions of six major Elizabethan and Jacobean plays: The Spanish Tragedy Doctor Faustus Sejanus Women Beware Women The White Devil 'Tis Pity She's a Whore

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This anthology brings together a wide selection of plays for large casts that are ideal for performance by young people aged 11-25. It is publlished in conjunction with the Arts Council for England.