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Raymondo and his brother Sparky have been locked in the cellar underneath their house for six years. An accident involving a pigeon enables their escape. But do the brothers have the requisite skills to survive a haphazard and cruel world

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Shane is another thirty-year-old weekend millionaire, still living at home with his parents. Tonight, he's hitting the town. On Monday, he'll start again.

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This is a selection of three exciting Japanese adaptations of Shakespeare that engage with issues such as changing family values, racial diversity, the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and terrorism.

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Neilson's exquisite tragi-comic play about the bizarre fantasies and day dreams of a man during an average day which delighted audiences at the Edinburgh International Festival in 2006 and is published for its English premiere in June 2011.

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Openened in the Nationals Cottesloe Theatre in February 2010.

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Hideki Noda is Japan's foremost writer, director and actor.

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In 1970s Scotland, an adopted mixed race woman sets out to find her birth parents.Red Dust Roadtakes you on a journey full of heart, humour and deep emotions.

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It has been 50 years since feminist artist Susan Saunders found classical flutist Louis Davidson in Chicago's Lincoln Park playing Vivaldi in 1969. A year later Louis found free-spirited flutist Sylvie playing Bach in Boulder after which they became pen pals. This is Louis' introspective memoir of his obsession, Susan's jealousy, Sylvie's disappearance and their search for her.

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A wonderfully comic play from one of Dublin's best writers

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"You will come back though won't yer, Darren Yer will come back Say yer'll come back. Come back." Lucy is 17. She dreams of love, security and a bright future. However, first she must confront reality - and reality means deciding who to trust.

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A collection of plays by one of Ireland's finest dramatists of the 80s and 90s

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In "Remember This", the author looks at the role that technology plays in all our lives. The video camera becomes an interruption in the daily existence of Rick and Victoria as the couple prepare for their wedding, and begins to take over their lives.

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New translation of politically charged play. A play from Aleksey Scherbak. Remembrance Day takes an look at the fight for the political soul of Latvia.

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Daisy is sixteen. She was normal. Now she's just an ill person with a disease no one has heard of. The hospital tells her father Peter that she must travel regularly to London for specialist treatment - but how on earth will he get time off work There's one person he could ask for help. Problem is, Daisy's not going to like it ....

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A new edition with programme notes of Bond's play set in eighteenth century England, published to tie in with the tour by Oxford Stage Company.

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This volume contains the script for the play "Restoration" as well as the written music for the play's 14 song

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From the war-torn streets of East Jerusalem and Gaza to the White House in Washington DC, showcases a fast-paced political thriller. "Retribution" is a fast-paced political thriller in which two young American Secret Service agents must stop Palestinian terrorists from assassinating the President of the United States.

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This revised and updated edition of Ryan Calais Cameron's explosive play Retrograde explores identity, resilience and integrity as it examines a true event in 1950s Hollywood and the reality of a Black actor's journey to stardom.