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Dublin, the 1960s. After Da's funeral, Charlie returns to his childhood home only to find his father's ghost stubbornly unwilling to leave. As the events of Charlie's youth and Da's troubled relationship with Mother are replayed, we discover the relationships that existed between father and son.

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Standing on the shore of Lake Geneva, young writer Frederick Winterbourne is drawn to Daisy Miller. As disdain about her recklessness with men resonates around the aristocratic circles, he continues to defend her, but at what cost As an intriguing tale of passion and romance unfolds, he is confronted with a tragedy that will haunt him forever.

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The first collection from the multi-award-winning American poet and playwright Dan O'Brien.

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The story of one of Soho's most colourful characters, the painter and dandy Sebastian Horsley.

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A collection of plays by Sarah Daniels which includes "Beside Herself", "Gut Girls", "Headrot Holiday" and "The Madness of Esme and Shaz".

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Dante is an adventure tale which includes superhero elements (action, drama, betrayal, etc.). Dante discovers his abilities in the midst of an attack and he goes on to hone those abilities and use them to help others. Through the years, Dante continues to encounter adversity and challenges that threaten to break him down. But through it all, he pushes on.

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With its hair-raising on-rush of scenes and vivid dramatisation of complex, visionary characters, Danton's Death has a claim to be the greatest political tragedy ever written.

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A biting cultural satire on media cynicism and the world of celebrity where you can go from nothing to everything and back again in the space of a YouTube video.

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"Passionately satirical and sharply observant, he is one of the most interesting of our playwrights" (Sunday Telegraph)

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With the debate about evolution behind him, Darwin now finds guidance from tabloid horoscopes and trashy novels in a beach house in Mailibu. But when his friend Thomas Huxley washes up on the beach with the Bishop of Oxford, he finds himself entangled in a life and death comedy.

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Martin's new critical edition of George Peele's David and Bathsheba opens up this explosive drama about the turbulent and bloody Davidic period of Ancient Israel's history to student and scholar alike with its modernized text, full scholarly apparatus, comprehensive introduction, and commentary notes. -- .

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Martin's new critical edition of George Peele's David and Bathsheba opens up this explosive drama about the turbulent and bloody Davidic period of Ancient Israel's history to student and scholar alike with its modernized text, full scholarly apparatus, comprehensive introduction, and commentary notes. -- .

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Days of Significance is the new work by Roy Williams commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company and staged at the Swan Theatre in January 2007.

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Full of sharp humour, this play follows a character who is forced to confront the painful secrets of the past.

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These plays include "Napoli Milionaria" produced at the Royal National Theatre in 1991. Eduardo De Filippo was one of Italy's leading popular dramatists. His plays focus on the lives of the Neapolitan people, their cunning nourished by centuries of hunger, their fantasies and their love of life.

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Three plays in the first of the collections from one of South Africa's finest playwrights. Translated by Steven Stead.

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A new collection of three plays by Dea Loher, one of Germanys most highly esteemed contemporary playwrights.

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The English-language premiere from one of Europe's stars of speaking theatre - great material for amateur groups seeking something original