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Featuring the work of six playwrights published in English for the first time, this anthology showcases the contemporary playwriting of Uruguay in all its depth, vibrancy and extraordinary range.

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An anthology of six of the most commonly studied and revived Naturalist plays from the modern European repertoire complete with a critical introduction by Dr Chris Megson ensures this is an essential compendium for students, theatre practitioners and theatre fans.

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This anthology presents six of the best new plays by some of the most exciting American playwrights whose work is currently gaining acclaim. It showcases work produced at a number of the leading theatres as selected by Sarah Benson, artistic director at Soho Rep in New York, and provides a detailed introduction to the plays.

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This wide ranging collection of plays by black British playwrights features six key plays that have shaped the trajectory of British black theatre from 1979 to the present. It contains classic plays from each of the last three decades of the twentieth century and three from the first decade of the twenty-first.

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This collection contains major works by some of the most important playwrights to emerge during the late fifties and early sixties, many of them collectively labelled "Angry Young Men", most of them associated with the Royal Court Theatre.

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Five of the best plays from the first decade of the twenty-first century produced by the Royal Court Theatre, London. Royal Court Plays 2000-2010 is an essential anthology for anyone interested in the best work from the most important new writing theatre produced during the last decade.

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The second anthology of Trans plays from Methuen Drama, curated via an open submission policy, featuring plays with nuanced, authentic, and wonderfully messy representations of gender, race, and sexuality.

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Simon Bent's stage adaptation of Man Booker Prize winner Howard Jacobson's hilarious homage to Manchester

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An irreverent comedy set in the court of Charles II.

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When the canal burst its banks and a holy statue arrived through her bedroom floor, no one was more surprised than 12-year-old Veronica. With the help of her best friend she sets about using her new-found skills to create something magical within her ailing community.

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Based on the fables of "Kalila wa Dimna", one of the masterpieces of Eastern culture. Locating Ibn Al-Muqaffa's work in its original historical context, this drama, part history, part political fable, explores the creation of these tales amidst the tragedy that unfolds around the author himself.

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In this translation from esteemed translator Ranjit Bolt, based on the original by Moliere. The play satirizes the hypocrisies of French aristocratic society, but it also engages a more serious tone when pointing out the flaws which all humans possess.

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Includes two plays by L'Avare and L'Etourdi in new versions by Ranjit Bolt.

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Four short plays by brand new writers each of whom has been mentored by an experienced playwright and supported by the Mono Box team.

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Five new short plays developed and supported by The Mono Box.

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Set in the Canadian wilds,The Monstrous Heartis a play aboutmotherhood, the cycle of trauma, and how you can never really leave your past behind.

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"An impassioned desperate monologuebeautifully offbeat, wry and surprising." - Time Out

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Set over the course of twenty years, The Moth sees John, a Black British activist and journalist and Marius, a white South African ex-soldier, set in motion a chain of events that will change their lives forever.