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Written by Whitbread Prize-winning author Patrick Neate.

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If you put four dwarfs in one room with enough opium and alcohol, it's bound to end in tears...

In 1935 MGM studios embarked on a movie adaptation of L. The production called for the casting of many dwarfs to play the Munchkins of the mythical Land of Oz and the studio began recruiting 'small persons' from all over the world.

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Perfect for theatre goers, students, teachers, aficionados of classic drama.

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An ancient Greek tragedy from Athenian playwright Euripides. This is a new translation from Colin Teevan. The tragedy is based on the mythological story of King Pentheus of Thebes and his mother Agaue, and their punishment by the god Dionysus (who is Pentheus' cousin) because he refuses to worship him.

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Back to the Land was specially written for the Maltings Community Theatre and is based on the recollections of the women featured. It is liberally punctuated with the song and dance of World War II and is ideal for a drama societies looking for a play with a large cast.

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When Mina, alienated from her own culture, visits her old nanny at her home in Soweto, the reunion is not as joyful as she had hoped. What we choose to remember is not necessarily how things really were.

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Confronts the ethics of HIV/AIDS drug trials in Africa. Performed at Theatre Royal Stafford East.

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A senile bedridden old woman rehearses over and over again an epic tale of a village laughing match. Meanwhile her two granddaughters struggle to release themselves from the prison of remembered unhappiness.

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A trilogy of works about cancer. Sometimes inappropriate, often salacious and always funny, honest and open. A collection of performance texts about cancer, illness and the body.

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Howard Barker is one of the most significant and controversial dramatists of his time. His plays challenge, unsettle and expose.The latest volume in Oberon's Howard Barker series comprises the plays The Bite of the Night, Brutopia, The Forty, and Wonder and Worship in the Dying Ward.

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The fifth anthology from Howard Barker, one of the most significant and controversial dramatists of our time.

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Howard Barker is one of the most significant and controversial dramatists of his time. This book features his plays.

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A collection of four of Howard Barker's acclaimed plays: Victory, The Europeans, The Possibilities and Scenes From An Execution.

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An essential item for all those who are concerned with modern British theater, including students, academics, and practitioners.

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Examining the collisions of culture, gender and creed at moments of turmoil, this volume contains plays including "Claw", "Ursula", "He Stumbled", and "In The Love of a Good Man".

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As the Great War gathers pace, Agnes and her sister Edith revel in their new-found independence and prosperity as Barnbow lasses. Not only does their danger money buy them a new life of confidence, men, work and politics but the thrill of a new future, full of fun, friendship and freedom.

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A mixture of social satire, comedy and tragedy. This volume contains two major plays, "Red Noses" and "Sunset Glories", and a series of three short plays on disability including "Nobody Here But Us Chickens". Two plays on figures from the past, "Columbus" and "Socrates" have also been included.

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A third collection of Peter Barnes plays which reflect his social satire and anarchic mix of comedy and tragedy. As one of Britain's most controversial dramatists, he repeatedly challenges the parameters of theatrical convention.

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"Everything he writes about love, loss, grief, desolation, and moments of hope and illumination rings absolutely true." - Michael Frayn

The first collection of plays from the multi-award-winning playwright and novelist.

Contains the plays Visitors, Eventide, While We're Here, Nightfall and Want.

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A gritty drama set in Derbyshire. Family loyalties are tested as an elderly woman fights to prevent her local chapel from being redeveloped into luxury flats by her own son.