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A biting new topical comedy about the perils of a capitalist world - payday loans, debt & bureaucracy

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A fantastical interpretation of the true story of a man trapped in a tunnel beneath the trenches during World War One. A blend of physical theatre, verse, puppetry and music.

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"This volume also includes King Ubu, a new version of Jarry's Ubu Roi by Simon Stephens, from a translation by Kenneth McLeish"--P. [4] of cover.

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The war is over. Beyond the prison walls, Troy and its people burn. Inside the prison, the city's captive women await their fate. But their grief at what has been before will soon be drowned out by the horror of what is to come, as the Greek lust for vengeance consumes everything man, woman and baby in its path.

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A secret. A murder. And a mangy old hen that cock-a-doodles in the morning and sets tongues wagging. "The Trouble with Harry," by multi-award winning playwright Lachlan Philpott, rips back the curtains on the case of Eugenia Falleni, the notorious 'Man-Woman' murderer of 1920s Sydney.

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William de Worde is the Discworld's first investigative journalist. But as he fills his pages with reports of local club meetings and pictures of humorously-shaped vegetables, dark forces are plotting to overthrow the city's ruler, with the help of Mr Tulip and Mr Pin.

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At head of title: Folger Shakespeare Library

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A scintillating absurdist comedy about beauty, identity and getting ahead in life, published as a programme text for its British premiere at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in September 2007.

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A play about an intelligent young girl and her relentless refusal of the establishment. When suddenly a people's revolution breaks out and a mercenary soldier intrudes the family home, the conflict between the regime and the unconquered girl is revealed.

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A bawdy courtroom drama telling the true story of the New York trial that liberated James Joyces seminal novel from American censorship and made Joyce a cultural icon.

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The Usual Auntijies is a bitter-sweet comic drama that visits the lives of four women as they embark on an inspiring, emotional and comic journey to overcome the past abuse and rediscover their sense of life, love and happiness.

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Includes the critical essay "Conditional Texts, Conditional Lives: Mona Mansour's The Vagrant Trilogy" by Dr. Diya Abdo, Professor of English, Guilford College.

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Includes the critical essay "Conditional Texts, Conditional Lives: Mona Mansour's The Vagrant Trilogy" by Dr. Diya Abdo, Professor of English, Guilford College.

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Edward's highly principled world is turned upside down when his father reveals that he has been illegally speculating with clients' money. To make matters worse, he soon discovers his scandal-fearing family would perpetuate the crime rather than risk public dishonour. This work is a portrait of an upper middle class family.

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This play recounts the story of a woman, returning from the USA to her hometown in Ireland. As her family learn of her years as a prostitute, she learns their attitudes and about Irish society in general.

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As part of Wakefield's centenary celebrations in 1988, the author was commissioned to do a modern adaptation of the Wakefield Medieval Mystery Plays. Simple vernacular speech is retained, spanning the Creation to the Resurrection. The music is by Andy Roberts.

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From Colin Teevan, The Walls explores family life and was premiered as part of the RNT's Springboards season, 2001.

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Anna Ziegler's funny, insightful, and mysterious play explores the hidden connections between seemingly disparate people leading to a deeply sympathetic look at modern love