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THE CASTLE
A battle of the sexes, a battle for arms and a battle for a national faith. THE CASTLE takes place in a rainy, murky medieval England. The crusaders, under the leadership of knight Stucley, have just returned from the Crusades. Expecting to be welcomed back by their faithful wives they…
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THE CATERERS
A group of caterers grab quick cigarettes and make snarky remarks about the engagement party they’re working, which seems to be going off the rails. Garcia is taken with Josephine, who says she’s a last minute replacement … or is she the bride-to-be that’s missing from this very party?
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THE CHALKY WHITE SUBSTANCE
Two haggard male figures meet at the edge of a vast canyon, overlooking a dried-out riverbed, in a future where the fallout from unnamed and uncountable nuclear wars continually floats through the air. It is the chalky white substance that covers the few inhabitants as they scramble in darkness and…
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THE CHANCE
Marcie has ended in a huge debt after the death of her partner. Her daughter, Jo and her friend Amie, both work in a strip club and one morning they find a purse with a check of $ 300,000 forgotten by a guest: The solution to all of their financial…
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD (Eric Schmidt)
Madame Ranevskaya, who has spent five years in Paris to escape grief over her young son’s death, returns to her home in Russia ridden with debt. She is obliged to decide how to dispose of her family’s estate, with its beautiful and famous cherry orchard. The coarse but wealthy merchant…
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THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
A moving dramatic monologue in which a teaching brother grapples with personal anguish and a sense of time departed while trying to hold the attention of a class of unwilling students. Revived for Sydney Theatre Company season and regional tour 2003.
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THE COAST STARLIGHT
A young man armed with a secret that can land him in terrible trouble boards the Coast Starlight, the long-distance train that runs from Los Angeles to Seattle. With the help of his fellow travelers, all of whom are reckoning with their own choices, he has roughly one thousand miles…
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THE COLLECTOR
Nassir is an interpreter in an Iraqi torture prison under US command. He is pro-Western, determined to bring free values to his country, and is soon to be married. But when a psychotic prisoner recognizes him, his life develops into a hell. THE COLLECTOR is a gruesome tale of murder,…
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THE COLOR PURPLE
The Color Purple is an inspiring family saga that tells the unforgettable story of a woman who, through love, finds the strength to triumph over adversity and discover her unique voice in the world. This musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel (and the popular 1985 Steven Spielberg film)…
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THE COMEDY ABOUT A BANK ROBBERY
Variable cast size. Minnesota, 1958. Canadian convicts are escaping British Columbia Penitentiary shortly after a priceless diamond has been entrusted to Minneapolis City Bank on the other side of the US border. A grand scheme is carefully planned, but in a town where everyone’s a crook and even security guards…
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THE COTTAGE
Hilarious Broadway farce about a woman who decides to reveal her affair to her husband and her lover’s wife. Set in a country house in 1920s England. Contains all the means of the genre with comedic situations, mistaken identities and door slamming. Modern farce in classic settings.
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THE CUT (Mark Ravenhill)
Paul is a completely ordinary man with a shocking secret. At home he is a loving husband and father but at his governmental job he has a special assignment. He sits at the final desk which you must pass if you wish to escape the lust and suffering of this…
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THE CUT (Mike Cullen)
The good guys wore donkey jackets and had fly-away hair. They talked like a politbureau and hung around in picket lines. The baddies were just as easy to spot too. after all, there was no uglier mob than the Thatcherite hordes of capitalism. Then things changed, and who’s side anyone…
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THE DA VINCI CODE
Ingenious stage adaptation of Dan Brown’s thriller classic about the Harvard professor Robert Langdon and the cryptographer Sophie Neveu, who, after a murder at the Louvre, becomes involved in a mysterious battle between two fraternal orders.
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THE DATING GAME
Richard and Julia are in their 50s/60s and recently divorced. Both are beginning to look for new partners by going out on blind dates. The play follows them through a series of unexpected, eccentric and volatile romantic liaisons where absolutely nothing goes to plan. THE DATING GAME is a funny,…
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THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
This is a dramatization of the published diary written by the 14 year old girl, named Anne Frank. During the Second World War in Nazi occupied Amsterdam Anne Frank and her family seek shelter in an attic.
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THE DICE HOUSE
The cult novel, “The Dice Man” by Luke Rheinhart, inspired Paul Lucas to write this clever black comedy which was very successful in Edinburgh and in London’s West End. The psychiatrist Dr. Ratner has founded a treatment home for dice therapy, in which the patients are encouraged to surrender themselves…
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THE DING DONGS
When a sweet-faced couple shows up on a suburban doorstep, an unsuspecting homeowner finds himself the victim of a surreal home invasion. Using wit and wordplay to mask a more sinister threat, the couple wages a battle over indigenous rights from the living room, and we are asked to examine…
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THE DISTANCE
Bea has left her husband in Melbourne and has returned to her friends in England. When she makes it known that it is her wish for the two young children to remain with their father in Australia, understanding and support from her surroundings are in short supply. Deborah Bruce improvises…
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THE DUCK HOUSE
Robert is a greedy Labour MP dreaming of holding a ministerial office. Since the conservatives might win the forthcoming election, he plans to go Tory! The taxpayers are paying most of the expenses of his expensive wife and everything is grand – but then the media starts to show interest…
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THE DUMB WAITER
Two contract killers are awaiting their next order in a basement that turns out to be a former restaurant kitchen. The most dominating of the two, Ben is having contact to the outside world via an old communication pipe. Furthermore, there is an old food lift that provides them with…
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THE DYING OF TODAY
The play is loosely based on Thucydides’ account of the destruction of the Sicilian expedition of 413BC, which saw the Athenian army and navy suffering a heavy defeat. The play investigates the bringing home of such news of military defeat, and is set in a barber shop, where a survivor…
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THE ELEPHANT MAN
Broadway and West End classic from 1977. John Merrick is a deformed man who is exhibited as a monstrosity in a traveling freak show. In Victorian England, he is known as the Elephant Man. When the young and ambitious doctor, Frederick Treves takes him into a hospital in London with…
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THE EUROPEANS
THE EUROPEANS takes place in war-ravaged Vienna after the Turkish invasion of the late 1600s, during which Christianity and Islam brutally collided. Vienna is now a place where manners have disappeared, women sell their bodies for loaves of bread, and the blood of Turkish prisoners runs free. The Emperor craves…
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THE EXPERIMENT
Somebody has experimented on a child to find a cure for a fatal disease. The terrible details are shifting and fragmented but, if we all benefit from such experiments, do we really want to face the truth or would we rather avert our eyes as morality is eroded? Staged at…
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THE FAR COUNTRY
An intimate epic that follows an unlikely family’s journey from rural Taishan to the wild west of California in the wake of the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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THE FARNDALE AVENUE HOUSING ESTATE TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILD DRAMATIC SOCIETY MURDER MYSTERY
This hilarious farce follows the antics of the four redoubtable ladies of The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild as they attempt to present ‘Murder at Checkmate Manor’. This ambiguous and cunning Agatha Christie-style 1930’s drawing room murder mystery requires them to play all 14 roles (aided by their stage…
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THE FIREWORK-MAKER’S DAUGHTER
A wonderful fairytale play suitable for all ages. In a country, supposedly India, in which fireworks are a style of art, Lila wants to master the fireworks just like her father. However the father wants her to be a dancer and get married. Many adventures follow: Including magical and dangerous…
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THE FLICK
In a rundown cinema in Massachusetts three younger employees are spending the time by washing floors and operating the last 35 mm film projectors in the state. Their petty conflicts and their heartbreaks unfold among the empty cinema seats and soon appear more poignant and powerful than the lackluster discount…
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THE FLIGHT OF THE LAWNCHAIR MAN
When the quiet, suburban life of Jerry Gorman becomes too much to bear, he attaches four hundred helium baloons to a backyhard lawnchair and take to the sky. Jerry soars and soars…. but will he ever come down? 9 musicians Reed 1 (Flute, Clarinet, Piccolo, Alto Sax) Reed 2 (Clarinet,…
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THE GIRL IN THE FRAME
A New York appartment gets even smaller as a young couple’s wildest fantaties come to life. A hunky fireman, a tuxedo-clad super-spy, and the seductive “girl-next-door” turn one couples’s cold feet into a fun and sexy parable of modern love. 4 musicians) Reed (Clarinet, Tenor Sax) Piano Bass Drums
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THE GREAT JHERI CURL DEBATE
Veralynn Jackson knows hair, she knows her neighborhood, and she also knows that the invention of the Jheri Curl marks the end of the world. When she takes a job in Mr. Kim’s Korean-owned Black beauty supply store and the posters start talking to her, Veralynn might finally come to…
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THE GREATEST PLAY IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
A man wakes in the middle of the night to discover that the world has stopped. Through the crack in his bedroom curtains he can see no signs of life at all… other than a light in the house opposite where a young woman in an oversized Bowie T-shirt stands,…
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THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH
Eddie Jaku’s story is one of unimaginable grief and tragic loss, yet it is also a testament to the indomitable spirit of the human soul. Defying all odds, he declared himself “The Happiest Man on Earth,” a testament to his resilience and determination to find light even in the darkest…
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THE HARD PROBLEM
THE HARD PROBLEM is exploring fundamental questions of how we experience the world, as well as telling the story of a young woman whose struggle for understanding her own life and the lives of others leads her to question the deeply held beliefs of those around her. Hilary, a young…
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THE HAYSTACK
A female journalist about to unravel a foreign government’s attempt to influence politicians of the homeland. Unaware that the authorities are monitoring her, she begins a relationship with the intelligence officer who is watching her. Tense thriller about espionage, love and conspiracy in the digital age.
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THE HEART SELLERS
Funny and deeply moving, the play gives voice to the Asian immigrant experience in the 1970s when the landmark Hart-Celler Act granted thousands of professional workers a new path to citizenship. But for Jane and Luna, life in the USA with their workaholic husbands has left them feeling isolated and invisible. One Thanksgiving—over sips of…
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THE HOMEMAKER
A 50s kitchen where the radio DJ is playing music on requests. Outside the flood is knocking on the windows. Dinner is secured by opening the door and catching a fish on its way in. Rebecca is dancing while she’s cooking for a family that no longer exists. Three years…
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THE HOTHOUSE
This play in two acts, takes place in what is seemingly, a mental hospital. The staff refer to it as being a ‘home of convalescence and rest’. The patients are never seen and do not have names but are numbered instead. So the personnel, dressed in grey suits are the…
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THE INHERITANCE
An epic in two parts, partly inspired by E. M. Forster’s HOWARD’S END. The action takes place in New York one generation after the peak of the AIDS crisis and follows three generations of gay men, some haunted by the past, others hungry for a future. Their lives are randomly…
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THE INTOUCHABLES
French comedy film hit from 2011. Phillipe is a multi-millionaire who has been paralyzed from the neck down after an accident. Driss is unemployed and a small time criminal who gets the unlikely position of becoming Phillipe’s personal assistant. Despite huge social and cultural differences, they develop a warm friendship,…
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THE JUNGLE
16 self contained playlets set over 24 hours from dawn to dawn in Sydney. Moving from the streets of Kings Cross to the harbour views of a penthouse apartment, connections are made between characters and situations in bizarre and revelatory ways… an inspector, searching for stolen abalone, is trapped by…
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THE LADYKILLERS (GRAHAM LINEHAN VERSION)
A new version of the black crime farce from 1955. In a ramshackle house in London lives an elderly lady, Mrs. Wilberforce – also known as mum, with Gordon the parakeet. A string quintet led by Professor Marcus takes lodgings with the elderly lady who looks forward to the company…
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THE LAST OF MY SOLID GOLD WATCHES
Charlie Colton, a traveling shoe salesman, is a walking relic. After arriving at an decaying hotel somewhere in the Mississippi Delta, he reminisces with the old porter about a world that has already died.
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THE LAST SHIP
Life in the English seafaring town of Wallsend has always revolved around the local shipyard, where the hardworking men of this close-knit community construct magnificent vessels with tremendous pride. But Gideon Fletcher dreams of a different future. He sets out to travel the world, leaving his life–and his love–behind. When…
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THE LAST WIDE OPEN
Lina and Roberto’s lives intersect and parallel as three alternate realities unfold. The play renders the near hits and near misses that are the realities of this worn-out waitress and immigrant dishwasher as well as the mystical ways the universe conspires to bring us all together.
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THE LIFE EXPECTANCY OF WASHING MACHINES
Three people live in a three-room apartment. The dictatorial mother, the jobless father and the adult daughter. Three stranded characters apparently only at the same place, at the same time by chance. Mother makes all the money for the housekeeping. She is addicted to television shopping and buys all sorts…
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THE LIGHTS
This is a kaleidoscopic drama, with scenes varying from the top of skyscrapers down to the bottom of third rate hotels. Its theme concerns the difficulty in becoming a proper, whole human with a warm and open emotional approach, when living in a big city environment, where one unfortunate look…
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THE LONG GOODBYE
This one act is about a writer, Joe, who is haunted by the memories of his past, as he is about to move out from the apartment he grew up in. His dead mother and fallen sister appears to him and evokes both good and bad memories.
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THE LULU SHOW
Surrounded by her jazz trio, the Norwegian vamp Lulu gives a sexy masterclass on how to go bankrupt with style. The play has been a huge success in Norway and was performed at the Ed Fringe in 2017.
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THE MAGICIAN’S DAUGHTER
The magician Prospero and his daughter Miranda dazzle their audiences until the day Miranda quits. This funny, bittersweet play dives deep into the ups and downs of a father-daughter relationship. Viewer discretion advised if you have a father or a daughter (or know anyone who does).
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THE MAN JESUS
This extraordinary play looks back two thousand years to witness key moments in the life of ‘the man Jesus’, through the eyes of the people who knew him. Simon Callow, one of Britain’s best-loved actors, performed this moving account of biblical stories including the raising of Lazarus, the wedding at…
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THE MINUTES
A satire of a small-town city council meeting that evolves — or devolves — into something of a horror tale. Letts has written a work that not only represents, but that will also survive, the Trump era. A subtle comedy with believable characters, who begin arguing about a parking spot,…
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THE MISTRESS CONTRACT
For 30 years, they have followed the agreement that she provides him with sexual services in exchange for him securing her a home and a steady income. Back then, she, a highly educated, intelligent woman and active feminist, asked her wealthy lover to sign a document defining their unconventional lifestyle:…
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THE MOLE HILL STORIES
Based on the work of award-winning children’s author Lois Ehlert, THE MOLE HILL STORIES takes you on a journey with Mole as she discovers, with the help of her friends, that there is more to life than one can see at first glance and that our dreams are within reach…
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THE MOTHERF**KER WITH THE HAT
Jackie and Veronica have been together since school and are both hardcore addicts. Under the guidance of his AA sponsor, Jackie has become clean and sober, but there is still a long way to go for his beloved Veronica. A harsh comedy about love, fidelity and addiction. Huge parts.
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THE MUMMY
A farce which is loosely based on Bram Stroker’s “Jewel on the seven Stars” and takes place on a dark and stormy night in the Cornish manor house where Egyptologist, Professor Trelawney, in search of the secret of eternal life, receives a mysterious package containing the ancient but remarkably fresh…
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THE NAKED KING
In this crazy comedy The Swineherd is a poor young man instead of a prince in disguise. He and the princess fall in love but their secret affair is revealed after a scandal in the pigsty. The king sends the princess of to marry a lunatic dictator of a neighbouring…
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THE NETHER
In the nether (the internet), a virtual world called the Hideaway has been created for men who are attracted to underage girls. Here one can choose any identity that suits one. Detective Morris (female) interrogates the creator of this sci-fi world, a paedophile named Sims, whose client Doyle, a 65-year-old…
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THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN
The Notebook of Trigorin is an adaptation of Chekhov’s the Seagull. In Williams’ version the jaded writer Trigorin is in focus and he is now a bisexual. The conflict between Irina Arkadian, Nina, Constantin and Trigorin is unfolded once again, but this time in the American South.
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THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE
Enthralling adventure play for the whole family based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name about a man who returns home and is taken back to his childhood and a gloomy world of spirits, worms and hungry birds – a dangerous universe he tries to navigate with his friend,…
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THE ONE
Award-winning chamber play about the raw and emotionally strained relationship between a couple whose partnership is locked in a devastating constellation of love and lust. The action unfolds over a single night where a female colleague also makes her entrance with assumptions that she has probably been raped by her…
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THE ONE EXCEPTION
An artist named Kyra has had a complete emotional breakdown and shows barely any signs of recovery. Now under the care of a friendly nurse, Kyra’s greatest terror is to be sent to a mental institution. Just days before she is to be committed, Kyra is visited by Viola, an…
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THE OPEN HOUSE
A family, father, mother, son daughter, uncle, is gathered for a birthday celebration, but there is not much to celebrate. When a realtor shows up, looking strangely familiar to us, followed by a potential buyer, also familiar, to look at the house things turn to the surreal. As each member…
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THE OTHER MOZART
The Other Mozart is the true and untold story of Nannerl Mozart, the sister of Amadeus – a prodigy, keyboard virtuoso and composer, who performed throughout Europe with her brother to equal acclaim, but her work and her story faded away, lost to history. Set amidst the Enlightenment and a…
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THE OTHER PLACE
Juliana Smithton is a successful neurologist whose life seems to be coming unhinged. Her husband has filed for divorce, her daughter has eloped with a much older man and her own health is in jeopardy. During a lecture to colleagues at an exclusive beach resort, she glimpses an enigmatic young…
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THE OTHER SIDE (Ariel Dorfman)
From the provocative author Ariel Dorfman comes a powerful, apocalyptic new play. A man and a woman wait for peace. They pass their days confirming the identity of dead bodies in a hut near the border of two fighting countries, their homelands. When peace and a border guard arrive, chaos…
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THE PARADE OR APPROACHING THE END OF A SUMMER
“Love makes some people charming but it makes me dull.” In the summer of 1940 Williams lived in Provincetown, Mass., where he fell in love for the first time – the man was Kip Kiernan, a dancer and Canadian draft dodger. Their affair lasted most of the summer, until Kip…
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THE PATIENT GLORIA
A very entertaining award-winning feminist show / comedy about female desire, male psychotherapists and their private parts. The play was inspired by the 1965 film material “Three Approaches To Psychotherapy”, also known as The Gloria films. Gloria was a 30-something newly divorced single mother who gave permission – intended for…
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THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR
An intelligent and multicultural farce about the time after September 11 th, and about how a global problem suddenly becomes your problem. The play takes place in a staircase in a block of flats in some suburb. This is where the dazed Nigel lives, who parties in his own stoned…
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THE PLEBOTOMIST
In a near future blood tests gives you an official rating in society: High numbers equals good opportunities and possibilities in getting jobs, education, bank loans and dating prospects. Bea is a phlebotomist and finds a good match in an intelligent and handsome young man. Most importantly: He has a…
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THE PRETTY TRAP (A COMEDY IN ONE ACT)
Derived from the final act of The Glass Menagerie, The Pretty Trap brings us to dinner with the Wingfield family and gentleman caller Jim Delaney, but with what Williams calls “a lighter treatment and a different ending.” Amanda Wingfield, “a perennial Southern belle transferred to more rigorous climate and conditions,” is a single…
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THE PROM
Four eccentric Broadway stars are in desperate need of a new stage. So, when they hear that trouble is brewing around a small-town prom, they know that it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue… and on themselves. The town’s parents want to keep the high school dance on…
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THE RAIN IS FALLING
Rain and Eliot hook up at their small New Mexico college. Rain is unsure where her life is going, but Eliot is passionate about journalism and finding “the story.” The news of the sudden closing of their college provides Eliot with her story, but their relationship and futures are thrown…
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THE REALISTIC JONESES
The Realistic Joneses is a darkly comic tale of married life wrought against the backdrop of existential crisis and mental illness. John and Pony Jones have just moved in next door to Bob and Jennifer Jones. The two couples first meeting is a rather awkward one, with thinly disguised disdain…
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THE REST WILL BE FAMILIAR TO YOU FROM CINEMA
A reimagining of Euripides’ tragedy The Phoenician Women: Brothers Eteocles and Polynices fight for power in Thebes, which is on the brink of civil war. Their mother, Jocasta, attempts to mediate, but the brothers’ rivalry culminates in mutual destruction. Crimp gives the chorus a central role with contemporary comments that…
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THE RETURN
A poignant and intense play that explores themes of identity, loss, and the impact of war. Set in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict the play centers around an Israeli and a Palestinian who share a complex history marked by conflict and trauma. The narrative delves into the lives of…
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THE REVOLUTIONISTS
Four beautiful, badass women lose their heads in this irreverent, girl-powered comedy set during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Playwright Olympe de Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen (and fan of ribbons) Marie Antoinette, and Haitian rebel Marianne Angelle hang out, murder Marat, and try to beat back the…
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THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
Since its first appearance at The Royal Court Theatre in June 1973, Richard O’Brien’s THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW has become the world’s favourite rock n’ roll musical. On the way to visit an old college professor, Brad Major and his fiancée Janet Weiss run into tyre trouble and seek help…
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THE ROOM
The set up in this first stage play by Pinter has become somewhat of a characteristic starting point for most of his many dramatic works: a room with a door leading out into a dangerous and hostile world. Here it is the elderly woman Rose, who is serving a warm…
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THE ROOMMATE
Strong comedy for 2 female actors in their mid-50s. The divorced Sharon is forced to rent out a room in her house in the province. In moves Robyn, a weed-smoking lesbian from the Bronx with a criminal past (and present) who needs a place to stay far away from NYC.…
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THE SALONNIÈRES
In pre-Revolutionary Paris, a young girl fresh from the convent is promised in marriage to an older nobleman to pay off her father’s debts. She flees to the literary salon of her late mother’s friends, aristocratic women who conceal radical politics within reinvented folk tales. But which of them is…
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THE SEAGULL (John Donnelly)
“A lake. A young girl who’s spent her life beside it. She loves the lake, she’s happy, she’s free – like a seagull. Then a man comes along, sees her, and destroys her.” One of the greatest plays of the modern era, modernised by John Donnelly. In THE SEAGULL, Chekhov…
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THE SECRET DIARY OF ADRIAN MOLE AGED 13 3/4
Both the book and the TV series are already well known in Denmark. We follow Adrian Mole in a rather troublesome time of his life. In his diary he describes important events, beginning with the day his Mother leaves him and his Father in favour of a new life with…
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THE SHEPHERD
The SHEPHERD takes place in an imaginary future where animals have the same rights as humans. Nobody has the right to kill without the consent of the victim. Finland has been divided into two provinces of which the north struggles with famine. Former ferry-drummer and current shepherd, Maksimi, lives here…
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THE SILENCE
In a mixture of autobiography and fiction, Falk Richter delves into the trauma of his own divided and dysfunctional family, where communication breakdowns, emotional and psychological battles, suppressed pain, unresolved conflicts and the fear of confronting reality are fixed components. Through fragmented dialogue and inner monologues, Richter examines the impact…
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THE SQUARE
Stage adaptation rights for the 2017 Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or Award winning movie are available in principle. A prestigious museum’s chief art curator finds himself in times of both professional and personal crisis as he attempts to set up a controversial new exhibit.
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