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New play from popular award-winning playwright.

From a new up and coming writer with an important emerging voice.

Brilliant new play from emerging new Scottish writer.

New play from up and coming writer.

Target Audience: Fans of Welsh drama, fringe theatre and black comedy.

Following the acclaimed London premiere of the first two plays, now all four are collected together for the first time.

New play from one of Ireland's leading dramatists.

New play co-commission by Hull Truck and Nabokov from a provocative young writer.

New play from Off West End Most Promising New Playwright Award nominated writer.

Revival of a successful play from of one of the West End's most successful post-war dramatists.

New play from multi award-winning writer and artistic director.

New play from award-winning playwright and poet Glyn Maxwell.

Winner of the 2011 Olivier Award for Best Opera Production.

A new comic drama from British playwright Fraser Grace. This new play unravels the epic story of Mikhail Kalashnikov, Russian creator of the AK-47 - one of the worlds most recognised, enduring, and deadly inventions.

Winner of the Brian Way award for UK's Best New Play for Young People.

A hilarious play from award winning writer Tamsin Oglesby.

Rachel is a genuinely lost landmark of American theatre - the first play by an African American woman ever produced professionally.

Rob Hayes masterfully dissects the world of relationships, defecating and surviving in this testosterone-triggered tragi-comedy.

Collecting the work of some of the best Black British playwrights and theatre-makers working today, Hidden Gems II scrutinizes the Black British experience and the continuing effects of racism and the African Diaspora, also choosing to subvert the expected. The volume also includes academic introductions to each play.

Hilarious new comedy from new playwright Sally Woodcock.

Arnold Wesker's perennially popular play. The central story tells of a frustrated love affair between a high-spirited, young German chef, Peter, and a married English waitress, Monique.

The true story of Charles Ignatius Sancho, who became the first black person of African origin to vote in Britain.

A powerful and startling play about U.S. and Soviet arms negotiators battling for supremacy, from beloved American playwright Lee Blessing.

What is it that makes a woman in trousers so appealing? A provocative, flirtatious, personal one-woman guide through musical theatre.

A dark and twisted tale from an award-winning and critically acclaimed new voice in British theatre.

A relevant and political comedy that transforms the theatre into a football championship.

A vertical, sinister thriller about neighbors, for an age when a stranger is only one wall away.

An intense family drama, set in South London, about love, family and sordid secrets told through the eyes of four brothers.

A hilarious comedy about love and marriage from one of the great geniuses of the Spanish Golden Age.