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Concerning a German writer from the early 20th century whose work has finally received its due acclaim in recent years.

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Marivaux's light-hearted comedies of love and intrigue are enjoying a vigorous revival

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Learn a good wind-up, learn the pull of cash, learn drugs, learn sex, and run wild with the market monkeys. Stay sharp in the ruthless world of Essex traders. Romford Market, 1985 - this boy has everything to learn. This work presents a story about losing your innocence, and your cherry.

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Pam Gems' tribute to Marlene Dietrich.

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In this play, the author deploys verbal and theatrical wit in his combination of two plots - a complex exploration of of the language of social exchange and personal feeling between typically well-born men and women of late-17th-century England.

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The Great War is over. It is the summer of 1920, in rural France. A unique emotional landscape of beauty and longing, desire and disappointment.

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A new play by one of German's most prominent playwrights, for the first time available in English.

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Ireland 1986. A teenage girl begins a series of conversations with a statue of the Virgin Mary in a grotto.

Inspired by a true story,Mary and Meis a compellingly original imagining of a young woman's search for understanding and meaning at a milestone in her life, anda rich and funny evocation of the Ireland of the 1980's.

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Two queens. One in power. One in prison. It's all in the execution.

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A story that recounts Mary, Queen of Scots' remaining days held captive in Fotheringay Castle. In scenes alternating between Mary's prison and Elizabeth's court at Westminster, it builds a picture of a tragic heroine rising above her suffering to gain in insight and spiritual depth.

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Mary Stuart tells the story of the personal struggle between two extraordinary women - one French, one English - both captive to the demands of sovereignty and both caught in a tumult of political and religious intrigue.

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Two tragedies from Friedrich Schiller telling the stories of two separate strong women, Mary Stuart and Joan of Arc, sent to their deaths.

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Acclaimed poet and playwright Glyn Maxwell's sequel to Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, which revolves around the characters' search fro Malvolio, who hasn't been seen since his humiliation twelve years earlier, where Shakespeare's play ended.

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Mathematics of the Heart is a play about comprehending the incomprehensible and the limitations ofknowledge, especially when it comes to human feelings.

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A collection of six plays by the Caribbean playwright Mustapha Matura. The writer's newest play, "The Coup", will premiere at London's Royal National Theatre. Having arrived in Britain in 1961, this collection features his best plays from the 1970s and 1980s.

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A poignant comedy about a terminally ill man's desire to reach his 90th birthday, upon which he believes the Queen will pay him a visit on the eve of her Diamond Jubilee.

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"Witty, provocative and heartbreaking, the pieces in this first collection by Douglas Maxwell explore childhood trashed and innocence lost, reinvent and subvert the very idea of a play for young people. Contains the plays Decky Does A Bronco, Helmet, Mancub, The Mother Ship and Too Fast.

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A collection of three of Glyn Maxwell's acclaimed plays for young people: Alice in Wonderland, Wind in the Willows, and Merlin and the Woods of Time.

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The first collection in English of plays by Marius von Mayenburg, one of Europe's most influential and widely produced playwrights