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"Fresh, new translations of Sophocles's three Theban plays by acclaimed theater director Bryan Doerries, which emphasize the contemporary relevance of these classic Greek tragedies"--

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A programme text edition of Bola Agbaje's new play for the Royal Court, Off the Endz is a savvy, astute play which portrays an under-represented slice of society with skill and compassion.

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Amir Nizar Zuabi's urgent and extraordinary play explores the crisis in Syria through the stories of its two million refugees.

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Fully annotated student edition of a modern classic

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The collected plays of one of contemporary Britain's most engaging dramatic voices, Agboluaje Plays One marks the emergence of a major talent.

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Written in a period characterized by increased mobility and the development of proto-capitalism, Thomas Dekkers Old Fortunatus (1599) is a journeying play that offers joyous celebration of the pleasures of travel and a circumspect critique of spendthrift indulgence. This Revels Plays edition makes Dekkers neglected stage romance newly available.

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The first play by Dea Loher, one of Europe's foremost contemporary dramatists, is based on real events of the 1930s and 1940s focusing on the life of Olga Benario, a German-Brazilian communist militant.

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Target Audience: Fans of fringe theatre, Edinburgh festival, music hall, vaudeville theatre, and dark comedy.

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From the award-winning Regent's Park Open Air Theatre comes a new version of the story of Dickens' beloved orphan.

The original story of Victorian London's most famous child. Oliver Twist created for everyone aged six and over. It will have you on the edge of your seat and wanting more.

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By the author of "Saved", "Lear", "The Woman", "Bingo", "Jackets" and "In the Company of Men", this play portrays the violence inherent in the prison system and in police practice as a savage mirror image of the violence of a domestic killer.

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This book contains selected poems running the gamut of emotional experience. It also contains two linked comedy stage plays, each in two acts, and a linked one-act mystery play.

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After 23 years two alienated brothers are reunited in the stinking kitchen of a rotting apartment. Bob is a sociopathic slob, facing jail for throwing a man from a car; Jack seems successful and disciplined but nurses his own considerable demons. Together they piece together a dark shared history.

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In this exploration of love and relationships, Cannon explores how much you need to see of someone to know they are worth taking a chance on.

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How does the brain create a sense of self This work is a poetic journey into the science of the mind. A philosopher watches as his wife's brain tumour changes her personality. Ego theory and bundle theory collide in a struggle to define identity. It is an expose of the illusion of self.

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"On Emotion" by award-winning director, Mick Gordon asks, "Are we just the puppet of our emotions"

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In a big city hotel room, a man and the maid are talking. But the more they talk, the more danger they face, and neither knows where it will lead. This work is a tale to frighten chambermaids in the night.

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How does love work An account of love in its many guises. This work is a collection of testimonies of friends and strangers moulded together into an adventure playground of the heart. At times funny, at moments sad, it enables us to witness love at work.

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A devastating school shooting changes one woman's life forever in Martin Zimmerman's 'startlingly original' (New York Times) examination of American gun violence.

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This new play by Amy Rosenthal, was commissioned by the Hampstead Theatre, London.

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The script of On the Shore of the Wide World, a co-production between the Royal Exchange and the National Theatre, which played at both venues in 2005 and won the Olivier Award for Best New Play