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A re-imagining of life as we live it, set in the context of a bloody revolution. Witness to a brutal political assassination, this work introduces us to a society fractured by a lack of belief in anything meaningful, in which everyone has something to protest against.

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An outrageous and infuriating farce.

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Brand new play from award winning, renowned British playwright.

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A searingly funny contemporary look at one family and at Britain today from one of the country's most in-demand playwrights.

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Based on an award-winning short story by Hassan Blasim, an exiled Iraqi writer who is winner of the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize.

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A collection of female monologues selected from the best in modern British playwrighting from the last 5 years. Perfect for actors and students looking for that ideal monologue for an audition or student showcase.

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A hilarious comedy about love and marriage from one of the great geniuses of the Spanish Golden Age.

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After Hurricane Katrina swept through her home town, Boo was determined to write a play about it. But she never imagined it would be this hard... Playful, funny, and fiercely emotional, Killebrew's acclaimed play explores what it means to be a father - or a daughter.

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A verbatim play based on the moving real-life stories of disabled athletes aspiring to compete at the London 2012 Paralympics.

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A harrowing portrait of two self-destructive individuals, in a relationship marred by domestic violence.

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Anexploration of ageing and grief byEve Leigh,The Trickis a magic show about the parts of life we dont talk about the realities of getting older and coming to terms with loss.

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A play in which an audience are invited to wander and explore the undiscovered places that lurk behind the scenes in theatres and travelling shows before being taken to a private audience with Jessie and Bessie the famous Siamese Twins. A touching play about disability and identity.

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Join Dorothy, Toto, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion this Christmas for a brand new re-twisted production of the classic children's story. Expect magic, mayhem and new music in this festive treat for adventurers aged 7+ (and their families).

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A truly gripping and exciting play written by the award winning playwright.

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Founder of the Theatre Underground, for which these plays were written.

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Exploring the British funeral industry and how we deal with death, Ugly Chief is about the true story of Victoria Melody planning her fathers funeral, then finding out he isnt going to die.

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Sulayman Al Bassams latest play UR is inspired by the ancient Sumerian tablet, The Lamentation for the Destruction of the City of Ur: a historical tablet that laments the destruction of the worlds oldest city.

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In a municipal wash-house, a group of friends meet and talk their way through the weekly laundry. Lily is searching for stardom as a clubland singer, but Lonnie Donegan and Elvis are waiting in the wings - is the music world moving on too quickly This work tells the story of ordinary women in the 1950s.

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What We Did To Weinstein moves between London life and the world of the intifada, creating a portrait of a society where idealism too easily becomes extremism and pragmatism hypocrisy.

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New play from multi award-winning writer and artistic director.

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Kat is moving out of the London flat she shares with ex-boyfriend, Ben. Helping her are best friend, Thea, and new man in her life, Josh. Ben (who's not even meant to be there) is hurt and angry, and still in love with Kat. But is it now too late to tell her

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Alan Bennett's Allelujah! opened at the Bridge Theatre, London, in July 2018.