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Meeting at a party thrown by the sculptor Caoudal, the young Jean Gaussin and the artist's model Fanny LeGrand (known as Sappho) embark on a doomed love affair.

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A new hilarious, surreal and motivational show written by Joe Harbot, A New and Better You asks you to take action, to improve absolutely everything and to become something magnificent. Because thats what you want. This is what you want.

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Play script, including biographical notes, textual details and information about the staging of the play.

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A controversial new musical from an acclaimed team of writers and performers.

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Before deciding whether to marry Chandrapore's local magistrate, Adela Quested wants to discover the "real India" for herself. Newly arrived from England, she agrees to see the Marabar Caves with the charming Dr Aziz. This adaptation explores the absurdity of Anglo-Indian life in the 1920s.

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An engaging ensemble piece based on the story of the painting by Thomas Hickey showing the Three Queens of Mysore and their determination to encourage others to receive the smallpox vaccine.

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"Written by James Joyce, adapted for the stage by Arthur Riordan, directed by Ronan Phelan"--Added title page.

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'A very tough piece of goods-dynamite, hard-edged and brilliant.'--New York Post.

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Amongst the ruins of post-war Berlin, a young soldier is sent for a weekend to guard a deserted British army office. In the corrosive atmosphere of Cold War power struggles, he innocently finds himself caught up in a situation where his conscience is on trial.

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A collection of three plays from South African playwright Reza de Wet, all of which are inspired by the work and life of Anton Chekhov.

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A Student Edition of the classic 18th century commedia A Servant to Two Masters, by Goldoni and adapted by Lee Hall, which includes a plot synopsis, a commentary on the historical context, and on the themes, characters, language and structure of the play, as well as questions for further study.

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A wonderful re-telling of a dark family comedy, adapted for the stage from Marina Lewycka's bestselling novel. It explores the hopes and hardships of immigrants, and how the past can shape a family.

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In the heart of Isirion, Lady Carys, the unassuming middle child of an aristocratic Taurovan family, is the very essence of resilience and devotion. As she shares her story, both the good and the ugly, the world will soon learn that she's no villain, but a fiercely loving protector of her loved ones, regardless of the cost.

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An epic play covering the three decades, from the Aztecs arriving in the valley of Mexico (now Mexico City) as fierce war-like nomadic mercenaries when they get sent to the lake by the other tribes, to establishing the Aztec Empire, which rules for 100 years until the Spaniards arrive.

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Eduardo Houth is the author's alter-ego. Writing of himself in the third person and in the historic tense, the author achieves a fluency and an uncommon measure of objectivity. The result is an exercise in self-description, partisan but without the shrill self-justification so common in authentic autobiography.

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Based on the true story of the last man to stand trial for blasphemy in England, A Subject Of Scandal And Concern was originally written for television in 1960 starring Richard Burton and Rachel Roberts. This production marks the first theatrical staging of the play in over 40 years and its long overdue London premiere.

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A bold new adaptation tying into contemporary issues of global war, refugees, extremism

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A Tempest is Aime Cesaire's anti-colonialist retelling of Shakespeare's The Tempest.