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God’s Island
Large Mixed Cast
This lyrical comedy concerns God’s relationship with his creations, and Man’s destiny It includes episodes with God and Lucifer, Isaac and Rebecca and their sons Jacob and Esau, Jacob and the Angel, Jacob…
Plays 2 - Looking at You (Revived) Again & A Message for the Broken Hearted & The Terrible Voice of Satan & Lazy Briian
During the mid-and late-eighties, Gregory Motton was mistakenly billed as “a chronicler of urban decline under Thatcher” These four plays reveal that he is much more than that
Plays 3 - Cat and Mouse [Sheep] & In Praise of Progress & A Little Satire & A Monologue
Cat and Mouse (Sheep) was premiered at Theatre de l’Odeon, Paris In Praise of Progress was commissioned by BBC Radio 3 A Little Satire focuses on the general election of 1997, and was commissioned for…
Making Scenes 1 - Four Short Plays for Young Actors - School Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Daisy and Ken Campbell & Faith Hope and Charity by Christopher Hampton & Stone Moon by Judith Johnson & The Forest of Mirrors
Making Scenes 1 is an exciting selection of plays commissioned by the Royal National Theatre for the BT National Connections festival for young actors in 1995 This collection includes plays by Daisy Campbell,…
Ambulance & Downfall
New edition of two original plays by the innovative Gregory Motton Both plays premiered at the Royal Court Theatre directed by Lindsay Posner
Cat and Mouse (Sheep) & Services - Two Plays
Cat and Mouse (Sheep) - Gengis starts a price war with the shop next door and ends up running the country with his uncle and aunty. Covering the Ingratitude of the People, Life, Death, Housing and Education:…
Nightsongs
3 Male, 2 Female
They have a child and life changes He can’t go out and she can’t stay in He writes words that no one will publish and she takes a lover “I don’t know what it is that always makes…
Woyzeck
Large Mixed Cast Male, 4 Female
A modern classic which remains frighteningly relevant to today’s headlines. Based on a real-life murder trial that took place in Germany in the 1820s, the play was written in 1837 but not staged…
