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The story of a great lost weekend of bridge-burning, car chases, wedding bust-ups, bondage miscalculations, midnight trysts and self-loathing hangovers.

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An emotive and heartfelt play about what sustains us, what makes us sick and what we just can't get enough of ...

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A collection of the most important plays of the 1980s and 1990s in one volume, the first in a series of anthologies celebrating landmarks of world drama. It is aimed at structuring college and university courses

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Moira Buffini is a highly talented playwright who has received a huge amount of critical acclaim

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A superb collection of plays by award-winning writer Moira Buffini.

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Mongrel Island is a dazzlingly powerful and dreamlike comic play where madcap surreal humour meets the mundanity of everyday office life.

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Used to a secure and luxurious existence, they are driven to extreme of human behaviour which test to the limit their mutual loyalty. More Light by Bryony Lavery was specially commissioned by the Royal National Theatre for the BT National Connections Scheme for young people.

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This text has been adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs. When Death came to Mort, he offered him a job. But when Mort is left in charge for an evening, he allows his heart to rule his head and soon the whole causality and the future of the Discworld itself are at risk.

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Motel Chronicles reveals the fast-moving and sometimes surprising world of the man behind the plays that have made Sam Shepard a living legend in the theatre.

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A fast-paced, dynamic take on Virginia Woolfs classic tale Mrs Dalloway, in a bold new free version byHal Coase.

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One of Bernard Shaw's greatest plays, Mrs Warren's Profession raises issues about class struggle, generational differences, the past, and female hardship through the exploration of a mother and daughter relationship put under enormous strain.

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The work of the world's greatest dramatist is edited by outstanding scholars and presented here, along with an extensive overview of Shakespeare's life, world and theater, a special note on the sources from which Shakespeare derived this work, dramatic criticism, commentaries, and much more.

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HarperCollins is proud to present its new range of best-loved, essential classics.

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A young lawyer's involvement in her first case leads her through a criminal justice system - police, courts and prisons - which is cracking at the seams. Murmuring Judges is the second play in David Hare's highly acclaimed trilogy about British institutions.

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When overbearing Professor Higgins stumbles on flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, in Covent Garden he recognizes that her hideous vowels and forgotten consonants are all that separate her from the upper classes. Higgins wagers that he can pass her off as a Duchess in a matter of weeks. But what will become of Eliza when the bet is over

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A brand new comedy about love, loss and laminating machines.

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At last, a collection of work by Britain's hugely influential and unfairly forgotten comic genius, N. F. Simpson.

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Its a parallel world, 1860. Two teenagers thrown together by a tsunami that has destroyed Mau's village and left Daphne shipwrecked on his South Pacific island, thousands of miles from home. One wears next to nothing, the other a long white dress; neither speaks the other's language; somehow they must learn to survive.

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Set during the late eighties in a plush Detroit suburb, this darkly comic play chronicles the class clash between an affluent couple with social aspirations and the neighbour they grudgingly invite into their home.

A pack containing 11 plays for young people drawn from National Theatre Connections 2020 anthology and the new National Theatre Connections 2021 collection.

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Spanning his career from 1990 to 2013, this collection brings together plays by Neil LaBute that take an unflinching look at the turbulent relationships between men and women.