Run Sister Run
A witty and heartfelt play about two sisters, exploring family, class and dependence.
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By Mel PennantA play about two mothers united in sorrow, sharing the hardship of protecting their sons – one in life, and one in death.
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A play about class, consent and transgressions buried in the past, set over the course of one winesoaked evening in a Dublin restaurant.
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A thrilling play inspired by the true-crime story of the Slenderman.
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Second Home
A play exploring the experiences of growing up mixed-race in twenty-first century Ireland.
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Madame Ovary
The heartbreaking and hilarious true story of the author's own experience of ovarian cancer.
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Nora : A Doll's House
By Stef Smith Original author Henrik IbsenA bold new version of Ibsen's brutal portrayal of womanhood.
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By Olivia Hirst and David ByrneA play about the manhunt for the Yorkshire Ripper, going behind the scenes to investigate the case that nearly broke the British police force.
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£9.99£7.99Add to basketEPUB£9.99£7.99Zoo and Twelve Comic Monologues for Women
By Lily BevanA wildly inventive comedy drama about courage, female friendship and flamingos. This volume also includes twelve comic monologues for female performers.
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£10.99£8.79Add to basketEPUB£10.99£8.79Faustus: That Damned Woman
By Chris BushA radical reimagining of the classic cautionary tale, transforming the iconic character of Faustus into a woman who makes the ultimate sacrifice and sells her soul to wrestle control of her own destiny.
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Amateur Productions
On Now & Coming SoonCharles Dickens, adapted by Alastair CordingAmanda WhittingtonStef Smith