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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

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Onassis portraysthe last years of the life of the wealthy shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, who after a notorious affair with Maria Callas, married Jacqueline Kennedy, widow of US President John F. Kennedy, in 1968.

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Based on Benjamin Britten's life and personal interviews with his sister Beth, this play reveals the composer's sense of humanity and his relationships with W.H.Auden and Peter Pears. It culminates in the premiere of Peter Grimes in 1947. Godfrey also wrote "A Bucket of Eels".

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Described as a 'fairy tale for a modern age' this is a powerful three-person play by acclaimed Irish writer Sonya Kelly, written in response to a real event that led three strangers to cross paths in a viral mystery that shook the country.

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A moving and powerful play about the experiences of three very different mothers.

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One Life Stand is a late-night search for intimacy across a hyperconnected, hypersexual city, exposing the loneliness sometimes found in modern relationships, where the expectations of love and lust are ever-changing.

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A child goes missing, vanishes into thin air. The witnesses' statements are inconclusive and the police struggle without a clear case or criminal motive. Two men and three women are drawn together by this tragic event and attempt to make sense of the unfathomable.

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A fictional account of the night Muhammad Ali. then Cassius Clay, celebrated his world heavyweight title victory with Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke and footballer Jim Brown. A powerful, funny play taking us to the heart of a pivotal moment in the history of a nation.

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"First published in Great Britain by Oberon Books 2013."

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This unique stage adaptation of the ancient tales unearths their true character from the oldest Arabic manuscripts: erotic, brutal, witty, poetic and complex. Adapted by leading theatre-maker Tim Supple, from stories by Lebanese novelist Hanan al-Shaykh, the tales tell of love, marriage, power, punishment, and the endless trials of fate.

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The world premiere of a new play, set against the backdrop of the Sheffield Blitz - Operation Crucible, a first play by new playwright Kieran Knowles.

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Being produced by winning team that produced multi award-winning War Horse.

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Orpheus in the Record Shop: "Orpheus is alone, playing tunes in his record shop. After a visitor leaves him an unexpected gift strange things start to happen and music, myth and reality collide. Together with Orpheus we go in search of something ancient, contemporary and hopeful."--Publisher's description.