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The Dresser
4 Male, 3 Female
The British theatre today owes a lot to the tradition of the actor manager, often a powerful, tyrannical figure, who demanded hard work, devotion and loyalty from the members of his company Touring the…
Oroonoko
Large Mixed Cast Male, 3 Female
In 1688 the British writer and playwright Aphra Behn published her ‘true history’ called Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave. It tells the story of an African prince, tricked into slavery and transported to the…
Sir Donald Wolfit - His Life and Work in the Unfashionable Theatre
“Sir Donald Wolfit, C.B.E - that was how he liked to think of himself, the actor-manager, the Victorian, distinguished, honoured, respected; it was, undoubtedly, the greatest handicap to his career…
Strindberg and Love
A biography of August Strindberg and the women who loved him - Siri von Essen, Frida Uhl, Harriot Bosse and Fanny Falkner Whenever he fell in love Strindberg always felt that he had surrendered his soul. …
August Strindberg - The Chamber Plays - Thunder in the Air & After the Fire & The Ghost Sonata & The Pelican & The Black Glove
Strindberg wrote these five chamber plays for the Intimate Theatre, which he established in Stockholm in 1907 In these minature masterpieces you will find the characteristic Strindbergian themes - the…
Christopher Hampton - Dramatic Ironist
Despite the many prizes he has won and the fact that he has written some of the most popular and widely performed plays of the last thirty years, there has been no full-length study of his work - until…
The Sound of One Hand Clapping
An idea for a play can be sparked off by a childhood memory, a snatch of conversation, a chance meeting, a newspaper headline… This guide offers a practical and comprehensive approach to every stage…
Sonic Harvest
For the past twenty-five years author and musician, Sam Richards, has been on a quest - a musical quest. How does music assimilate or express the concepts of democracy, equality and community? Challenging…
Theatre in a Cool Climate
Despite the onslaught of gevernment policies and media denigration, all the contributors to this book think it does They each present their own snapshots of what it’s like to be a professional in…
Stoppard - The Mystery and the Clockwork
The terms “mystery” and “clockwork” are scattered throughout Stoppard’s own writings and concepts and are encapsulated in Act II of Jumpers when George complains (unjustifiably…
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