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"One of theatre's subtlest, most sophisticated minds" (The Times)

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Three plays by comic dramatist Michael Frayn, compiled as a follow-up edition to "Michael Frayn Plays: One". Included is Frayn's adaptation of Chekhov's first play, here called "Wild Honey". "Balmoral" and "Benefactors" are touched by politics and social indictments of people and systems.

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Released to follow on from "Michael Frayn Plays: 2", this anthology contains three of Frayn's plays: "Here"; "Now You Know"; and "La Bele Vivette". The plays explore time and space, official and unofficial secrets, idle curiosity and investigative purpose.

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Michael Frayn is one of the great playwrights of our time, enjoying international acclaim and prestige. This anthology contains three of Michael Frayn's best-known titles: Copenhagen, Democracy and Afterlife, as well as an introduction by the author and a chronology of his work.

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Chloe wants to emigrate, Melissa dreams of university, Heather wants to rebuild her life, Sunny wants Heather... and someone is going to kill Fred. A brilliant new play from an electric and award winning playwright.

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A new play examining the dynamics of a gay interracial relationship and how sometimes it takes a disaster in order to make sense of the present, written by award-winning American playwright Charles Gershman.

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"The first performance of this production was at Pleasance Theatre, Islington, on 14 October 2014"--Added title page.

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It came to a point where Keisha had to free herself with the truth due to the secret she's been holding onto. How could she reveal this secret without hurting her soulmate and best friend Brandon to pieces Keisha's friends Angel and Tanya have no clue what secret she's been holding but will later find out on their girl's trip to New Orleans.

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A programme text edition of Michael West's award-winning drama, exploring the disintegrating history of one man's life through a series flashbacks.

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Presenting an extensive list of the dramatic works of 20th-century French women playwrights, this checklist includes biographical information, as well as the place and date of publication and performances, and the identification of holding libraries.

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This book is about an 18 year old paratrooper in love with a girl back in the states who has volunteered for Vietnam hoping to impress her, to make him worthy of her.

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The pick of the 2015 Dublin Tiger Fringe, comprised of four critically acclaimed, innovative plays, showcasing the best new writing happening in Ireland.

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A new play by an exciting young American writer, presented at London's Royal Court Theatre

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This volume contains three of Max Frisch's plays in which he charts the clash between the individual and society. Beyond the deliberately grotesque situation, an important ingredient of each play is language.

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From Morning To Midnight, among the most frequently performed German Expressionist works, charts the life of a cashier who steals money from the bank and flees to Berlin. The un-named protagonist's bid to escape his middle-class daily life is ultimately frustrated.

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Confusion and fear permeate society where the brutality and injustice of military rule is parodied by life inside prison. "From Zia With Love" is based on events in Nigeria in the early 1980s. "A Scourge of Hyacinths", written for radio, presents variations on the same theme.

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America's leading female playwrights offer seven brilliant plays on pressing contemporary issues, celebrating politically inspired theatre.

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Discusses four stage and film adaptations which demonstrate how contemporary dramatists have transformed well-known novels. The novels are Jane Austen's "Persuasion", Charles Dicken's "Great Expectations", Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" and Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter".

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"Frontline Drama" is a series focusing on new original plays as well as adaptations, versions and translations. This volume is a follow up to "Adapting Classics", and focuses on adaptations of modern novels.

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Five recent plays presented at the French Theatre Season, London "Agnes", Catherine Anne; "Le Renaud du Nord", Noelle Renaud; "Mickey La Torche", Natacha de Pontcharra; "Une Envie de Tuer sur le Bout de la Langue", Xavier Durringer; and "Encore une Annee pour Rien", Christopher Pellet.

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This third volume in an anthology of plays contains David Greig's "Europe", a border play based on the conflict in Europe; Joe Penhall's "Some Voices", a study of a young schizophrenic trying to get back on the rails; and Judy Upton's "Ashes and Sand", a topical play about teenage girl gangs.

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PLAYS 2 includes the autumn and winter playsVenus Observed and The Dark is Light Enough, and the historical play Curtmantle, about Henry II. All three focus on a compelling central character who dominates those around them.