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The complete collection of Bchner's plays in one volume

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Critically acclaimed at Edinburgh Festival 2010.

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The UK premiere of a gripping political thriller from Robert Schenkkan, a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright and Academy award nominee (Hacksaw Ridge). Building the Wall examines what happens when an ordinary person becomes a cog in a regime and how the inconceivable becomes the inevitable.

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A collection of 6 plays from Mikhail Bulgakov, considered by many to be among the foremost Russian playwrights of the first post-revolutionary generation. The plays featured in this collection include "The White Guard", based on his expereinces as a White defending Kiev against the Bolsheviks.

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A dark comedy from up-and-coming playwright Kieran Lynn that ponders the effects of extremism.

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A loner in foster-care asks a girl out on an ill-fated date in a stolen car. One day, on the riverbank, the friends, he never had, narrate the story of his dramatic last day. This title deals with the possibilities and pressures we face on the verge of adulthood.

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Cities are full of stories - it's amazing what you hear if you stop and listen. Drawing on her decade of singing on the tube, Danusia Samal's Busking It is a journey through the tunnels of the London Underground. A fun, moving and vibrant piece of gig-theatre giving voice to the passers-by, blending chance encounters with original live music.

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This edition of George Chapman's tragedy is based on the Quarto of 1607 in preference to the much revised Quarto of 1641. The editor believes that the earlier text gives a more certain indication of Chapman's intentions and he has supported this view in his introduction.

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A first collection of plays by the winner of the 2001 George Devine Award for Most Promising Playwright.

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Features two plays: "By a Thread" explores the immediate experience of adolescent insecurity and issues of responsibility, love, jealousy and death; and "The Raft" - produced by BBC Radio 4 - offers a moving and daring exploration of a young mother's struggle to survive the desolation of prison and separation from her son.

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A visceral and urgent play that examines political corruption and violence in contemporary South Africa.

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A play by critically acclaimed and prize-winning playwright, Shelley Silas, this original and funny play explores cultral traditions and clashes.

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A collection of plays from Pedro Calderon de Barca, the author of over 150 plays and considered to be one of the finest dramatists to have emerged from the Spanish Golden Age. This collection includes "Life is a Dream" and "Three Judgements in One".

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Collection of three plays by Spanish Golden Age playwright Pedro Calderon, all translated by British playwright, poet and novelist Adrian Mitchell. Includes Mayor of Zalamea which was staged at the National Theatr.

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Caledonia is a tale of hubris and delusion, portraying a crucial slice of Scotland's history told with dark humour and creative flair, by award-winning playwright and satirist Alistair Beaton.

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A new play set in the Paris apartment of James Joyce.

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In 2006, two leading barristers: Philippe Sands QC and Julian Knowles tested the evidence of the grounds for an indictment of the British Prime Minister for the crime of aggression against Iraq. This book gathers the arguments and testimony, examining the criminal implications of the British Government's decision to use force against Iraq.

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Experimental theatre, combining true and imagined LGBT stories from the past and future. Callisto is a swirling constellation of remarkable queer stories.

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