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A collection of drama texts by the South African playwright, director and actor, Athol Fugard. They include "the Road to Mecca", "A Place with the Pig" "My Children! My Africa!", "Playland" and "Valley Song".

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Attempts on Her Life is a slice of theatre which takes fragments from life and slowly pieces them together. Each fragment is apparently enclosed, but when read as a whole they evoke a world of power and fear.

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Lenny Henry's playwriting debut is a poignant, hilarious portrait of a life affected by the terrible injustice of the Windrush Scandal.

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Acclaimed Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderon explores what it takes to trigger social change, andwhat revolution and violence mean to two different generations.

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Dionysus, god of wine and ecstasy, has come to Thebes, and the women are streaming out of the city to worship him on the mountain, drinking and dancing in wild frenzy. The king, Pentheus, denouces this so-called 'god' as a charlatan. But no mortal can deny a god and no man can ever stand against Dionysus.

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A joy to behold, and a must have for every dance lover, young or old, male or female.

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Howard Barker is Britain's greatest living stage poet and the most compelling and indefinable dramatist of his time. This collection contains the plays Und, The Twelfth Battle of Isonzo, 12 Encounters With a Prodigy, Christ's Dog and Learning Kneeling, that continue Barker's ongoing fascination with Theatre of Catastrophe.

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A searing account of seventeen days during the pandemic.

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Two never-before-published early plays by one of the most influential British playwrights of the last century.

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David Hare's stage adaptation of Behind the Beautiful Forevers premieres at the National Theatre, London, in November 2014.

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The International Contest of Contemporary Drama (ICCD) was set up by Belarus Free Theatre to encourage new writing and to promote Belarusian cultural identity on an international stage with the participation of artists across Europe. This publication is dedicated to promoting the works of the winning playwrights.

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A new translation from prolific translator and playwright Ranjit Bolt, of 'Le Puff' by French playwright Eugene Scribe, known as the father of the 'wll made play'. Known here as 'Believe it or Not', this play also features a foreword from critic Nicholas Dromgoole.

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In two contrasted readings for the stage, David Hare visits a place where a famous wall has come down; then another where a wall is going up.

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Short stories include portraits of a young sailor's clash with authority, the extreme passive resistance of a law clerk, and a mutiny on a slave ship.

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Watch Who you trust Sis! Youngest Twin Bri'Anna has been through it all and still didn't learn a single lesson yet. Y'all better tell her before I do because Imma hurt her feelings. Philadelphia is a different planet you either make it or you don't but everyone has to learn right

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Phil and Ted, out of work actors in their late fifties, share a flat, share a beer and share a joke. But is it the same joke And why does the possibility of a blind date send them into a flat spin Bitter with a Twist is a hilarious black comedy where fantasy and reality collide with frightening consequences.

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Fifteen years ago Una and Ray had a relationship. They haven't set eyes on each other since. Now, years later, she's found him again. Blackbird premiered at King's Theatre as part of the Edinburgh International Festival, in August 2005, and transferred to the Albery Theatre in London's West End in 2006.

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Presents three comedies by one of the popular playwrights of the 1930s and 40s.

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Based on a bride who ran away with the son of an enemy family, this work investigates desire, depression and the constraints of the rural Spanish community in which the play is rooted.