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Using only Charles Dickens' extraordinary words, Neil Bartlett's powerful stage versions of Dickens have garnered wide critical acclaim.

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This volume opens a window onto a unique culture of politicised working-class drama by offering four plays that highlight the diversity of Chartist performance: a verse tragedy concerning the Newport rising; a Gothic melodrama; a frequently reenacted treason trial; and a Romantic-era history play. -- .

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This volume opens a window onto a unique culture of politicised working-class drama by offering four plays that highlight the diversity of Chartist performance: a verse tragedy concerning the Newport rising; a Gothic melodrama; a frequently reenacted treason trial; and a Romantic-era history play. -- .

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Poet Bev Hemmings is in the eye of a storm after she publishes a poem that the world seems to believe is anti-Semitic. Shes convinced shes innocent, but everyone else including her PA, Tamsin wants her to apologise... Checkpoint Chana examines the point where pro-Palestinian criticism of the government of Israel and anti-Semitism blur.

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'I'm having absolutely nothing to do with the theatre or the human race. They can all go to hell.' - Anton Chekhov

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A Finnish play, adapted for the stage by British playwright Bryony Lavery, Cherished Disappointments in Love is a post-modern fantasia on life, love and the theatre.

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"First performed on 8 March 2022 at the Everyman theatre, Liverpool."

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A searing, tender look at queer Black womanhood by award-winning writer and Scots Makar Jackie Kay.

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Chicken Soup with Barley is an epic play that spans twenty years in the life of an East End Jewish family and the gradual crumbling of their socialist dream. It vividly captures the loss of political idealism and links the journey of a single family to the wider political situation.

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Tasked with investigating Britain's role in the Iraq War, the evidence presented to the Chilcot Inquiry was devastating and stark. Chilcot is a pertinent and bold piece of documentary theatre that investigates the biggest foreign policy disaster in modern times and the accountability of those who have power over us.

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When his fingers slip away from his father's hand, one boy's destiny changes forever. In the chaos of border crossing between India and the newly formed Pakistan, a small boy called Pali suddenly finds himself lost and alone. Taken in to a Muslim family he is given a new name, and a new faith - Islam.

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Acclaimed Chilean playwright Juan Radrign's 1981 classic.

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Chimera is the story of Jennifer Saunders who learns of her rare medical condition, and the struggles to maintain a sense of self. Deborah Stein's critically acclaimed play is an ambitious, frightening and compelling take on timeless, pivotal issues of the human experience.

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Seasonal new play by London's most prolific and evocative playwright

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PLAYS 1 includes Fry's most famous work, The Lady's Not for Burningspring in his set of 'Seasonal Plays' which is joined by the summer play A Yard of Sun, and a previously unpublished early play, Siege, based on the story of Aucassin and Nicolette.

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PLAYS 3 includes Fry's only fully-fledged tragedyThe Firstborn, based on the Biblical story of the plagues of Egyptand his six one-act plays: The Boy with a Cart/A Phoenix Too Frequent /Thor, with Angels/A Sleep of Prisoners/Caedmon Construed/A Ringing of Bells.

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Fierce and gripping, direct from Belfast and dripping with the sound, fury and black humour. - The Times