Includes the first publication of Sugar in the Morning, performed in 1959 at the Royal Court Theatre.

Commisioned to celebrate the millennium, this epic community drama has been devised to evolve alongside drama workshops for high profile performances in 1999 and 2000.

The holy mothers are three ordinary women. Their lives are grosteque and their fantasies are lurid. This horrifically funny masterpiece signalled the meteoric rise to fame of the young Austrian, Werner Scwab (1958-1993).

The second revised edition from Oberon Books. The autobiography of Sir Peter Hall.

A backstage look at music hall, variety and vaudeville, illustrated with the posters and the photographs of thetime.

The town of Pensacola, Florida, is set alight by the fiercest of battles: a struggle that pits the law of God against the law of the land, and the right to life against the right to choose. A gripping new play about the war between an abortion clinic and pro-life extremists, and about the irreconciable differences that simmer beneath the surface of a liberal society.

The Dreams of Anne Frank examines the inner life of the girl whose fate has affected the world. On Margate Sands is a humorous and poignant portrait of a group of dispossessed mental patients, who manage to survive the odds. Call in the Night examines the guilt of a world-class violinist, the only survivor of a family wiped out by the Holocaust.

Based on Alphonse Daudet's notorious and highly popular novel

Absorbing monologues in which women, used and often abused by Picasso, tell all--with the great painter emerging as a -libidinous dwarf with a penchant for strumpets and schoolgirls.-