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Brilliant new comedy from Scotland's outstanding contemporary playwright

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Copenhagen 1940. Zack and Nikolai are happy in love and enjoy a blissful lifestyle on the gay scene until they are arrested during the Nazi invasion of Denmark. Zack, an American attache with diplomatic immunity goes free.

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A play set in London in the 60s reflecting a time of social change. Its subject is the cultural poverty and frustration of a generation of young people on the dole and living on council estate

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On the closing night of Edenderry's Savoy cinema, three men have gathered for an unusual wake to remember of the life of the cinema and its place in their lives.

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It's 11pm on Millennium Eve. The ancient clown, Scaramouche Jones, has given his last performance and waits in his dressing room for the stroke of midnight - and his own centenary. Reflecting on the fortunes of his life, his journey spans the 20th century in his quest for a father and a homeland.

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A contemporary classic, this is internationally renowned playwright Howard Barker's most famous and accessible play.

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"MacDonalddid more that anyone to rescue Schiller from British neglect" - The Guardian

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The third in a series of Schiller plays in the acclaimed translations of Robert David MacDonald. This volume includes MacDonald's translation of Schiller's vast, fascinating final play "William Tell", with its uplifting republican message.

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The second in a series of Schiller plays in the acclaimed translations of Robert David MacDonald. This volume contains a popular Schiller's play, "Don Carlos" - in which the young Don Carlos is locked in a life and death struggle with his father, Philip II of Spain.

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The first English-language collection from the most performed contemporary German playwright.

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Schism is a stunning new play about two people finding each other, and what happens when their dream becomes unrealistic and out of date.

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The English translations of four of the plays of Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, France's most successful contemporary playwright. The work includes: "Don Juan on Trial"; "The Visitor"; "Enigma Variations" and "The Space Between Two Worlds", a metaphysical comedy set in the "Two Worlds Hotel".

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Almond's four-hander is set in a south London comprehensive and focuses on the edgy relationship between tough-girl Charlie and supply teacher Miss Fry.

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Today is results day and the phone won't stop ringing. Jo, the headteacher of St. Barnabas, knows that the arrival of the school's SATs results puts her job on the line. With the future of the school and its pupils at stake, Jo struggles to maintain order as her staff and superiors demand answers. Can she protect her students and herself

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Scottish Widows is an outrageous new series of monologues about widowhood by Olivier Award-winning playwright Grae Cleugh. Perfect for teachers and actors seeking new monologue material.

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A play which examines mixed race relationships. The text from the Theatre Royal Stratford East's 1998 touring production.

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Inspired by real events and a lawsuit initiated by Stevens herself,Scroungerdrives towards the realities of how Britain is failing its most vulnerable and the extreme cost paid by those seeking justice.

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Set in 1916, three young women from the Scottish Women's Hospital are sent to the Russian front to support the war effort. Darkly funny and raw in its emotions, Sea and Land and Sky is a gripping and sensual tale of youth, war, memory - and the power of love.

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When best friends Eggy, Ollie, and Jordan find a strangely perceptive Zoltar machine hidden in the back of their South Shields arcade, they suddenly find themselves fighting the negative predictions of their futures spit out by the mysterious machine.

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