M is a writer. M is a mother. M is a woman.The triumph of Ms hit play is hijacked by motherhood. She is burnt out, angry, lonely, craving intimacy but disengaged, and terrified of the future.She wants to tell her story, her way. But everyone keeps giving her their opinions on who she is, who she ought to be, and how shes fucking everything up.Fiercely funny and brutally honest, Jane Uptons play (the) Woman shatters the glossy veneer of motherhood, exposing its raw, messy truth and what happens when a woman dares to question the definition of (her)self. It was shortlisted for the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting, and first performed by New Perspectives on tour of the UK in 2025.

A daringly theatrical investigation of the climate crisis through the perspectives of class, patriarchy and colonialism.Chris Bushs play Not the End of the World was first staged at the Schaubuhne in Berlin in 2021, directed by Katie Mitchell.

Halvard Solness has arrived at the pinnacle of his career. He has just been awarded the prestigious Master Builder award, his beautiful wife still loves him, his beautiful secretary still flirts with him and Prince Charles is coming to open his new building tomorrow. Then a knock at the door propels Solness past into everyones future. The only way is down. Zinnie Harriss contemporary take on Henrik Ibsens classic, The Master Builder, premiered at West Yorkshire Playhouse in September 2017.

Das surpresas do tempo as certezas do coraço: amores.Desses que se perdem, que se acham.Desses que se quebram, que se refazem.Dos que se descobrem e dos que se sabem.Em todos eles, uma reserva de sentir.Por todos eles, esse passeio bordado de um tanto de conto e um tudo de encanto.E dado o caminho, o convite e o palpite de que todo encontro e uma porta aberta e todo reencontro e uma chance de avanço.

"Os 1000 Passos Antes de Mim – ANCESTRAIS" por Marcelo Ricardo Campos Este não é apenas um livro. É uma travessia espiritual. Um reencontro com sua origem. Uma conversa profunda com as vozes que ecoa

Franklin, a young black artist on the eve of his first show, meets Andre, an older white art collector, and before long their feverish connection develops into an unbreakable bond.But when Franklins mother, Zora, decides that her son is in peril, she enters into a battle of wills with Andre over the soul of the man they both call baby.Basquiats and Birkins, gospel and pop, fantasy and reality: all collide around a Bel Air swimming pool in this deeply surreal exploration of intimacy and identity."Daddy" is Jeremy O. Harriss blistering melodrama, first performed in New York City in 2019, and at the Almeida Theatre, London, in 2022, directed by Danya Taymor.

J.M. Barries Der Tag; or, The Tragic Man is a gripping novel that delves into the complex themes of loss, regret, and the passage of time. Written in Barries signature whimsical yet poignant style, the book follows the journey of a man who grapples with the consequences of his past actions and seeks redemption. Set against the backdrop of Barries native Scotland in the early 20th century, the novel combines elements of tragedy and dark comedy to create a thought-provoking narrative that is sure to captivate readers. Barries unique narrative voice and vivid characterizations bring this tale to life in a way that only he can. J.M. Barrie, best known for his beloved work Peter Pan, draws on his own experiences and observations of human nature to craft a story that resonates with universal truths about the human condition. Readers who appreciate deep, introspective storytelling will find Der Tag; or, The Tragic Man to be a compelling and unforgettable read.

"Everyman," among a collection of interludes that includes eight miracle plays, stands as a paragon of medieval morality literature. Written in the late 15th century, this didactic piece employs allegorical characters to navigate the moral complexities of life, emphasizing themes of death, accountability, and the ephemeral nature of earthly pleasures. The simplicity of its dialogue, paired with poignant symbolism, allows for accessible yet profound reflections on the human condition. The interspersed miracle plays enliven this collection, showcasing the theatrical tradition of medieval Europe, where faith and morality intertwine seamlessly with entertainment. The authorship of "Everyman" is attributed to various anonymous contributors, typical of medieval literature which thrived in a collaborative artistic culture. This era, rich with burgeoning religious fervor and the burgeoning recognition of individualism, likely influenced the intent behind the work. The moral instruction offered in "Everyman" resonates with the societal shift towards personal accountability and introspection that characterized the late medieval period. For readers interested in the historical foundations of drama and morality, "Everyman" serves as a vital piece of literature that transcends its time. Its enduring relevancy and clarity render it a compelling read, offering insight into both the medieval psyche and universal human dilemmas.

"Everyman," with other interludes, including eight miracle plays, is a seminal work of late medieval drama that deftly showcases the rich tapestry of spiritual and moral exploration prevalent during the period. Written in Middle English, the play employs allegorical characters and stark dialogue to convey complex themes of life, death, and redemption. The miracle plays included serve as historical narratives that illuminate biblical events, offering audiences both entertainment and moral instruction through their vivid storytelling and engaging performances. Together, these works reflect the transition from ecclesiastical to professional theatre, marking a significant evolution in dramatization techniques. The authorship of "Everyman" remains anonymous, attributed to a collective of playwrights who were influenced by the medieval morality plays that preceded them. This period saw a burgeoning interest in introspective spirituality and humanist thought, likely motivating the workAos exploration of the individualAos struggle against the inevitability of death. The inclusion of interludes and miracle plays illustrates the collaborative theatrical culture where diverse storytelling methods were employed to convey profound human experiences. For readers and scholars alike, this compilation is an essential reflection of the societal and theological currents of the late medieval period. It is not merely a reading experience; it invites contemplation of profound existential questions that resonate through time. I recommend this work to anyone interested in the foundations of English literature, drama, and the exploration of human morality.

Set against the backdrop of the Stuart Restoration, George Bernard Shaws "In Good King Charless Golden Days" is a masterful exploration of political ideals and moral philosophy. Through sharp dialogues and complex characterizations, Shaw delves into the tensions between royal authority and democratic aspirations, portraying the historical figure of King Charles II with a blend of both reverence and critique. The play expertly marries anachronism with contemporary ideological concerns, allowing readers to engage with the timeless struggle for power and the responsibilities that accompany it, all delivered in Shaws trademark wit and incisive humor. George Bernard Shaw, a prominent figure in the world of British theater and a key contributor to the social commentary of his time, often challenged prevailing views on politics, art, and society. His experience as a socialist playwright and critic reflects a deep engagement with the issues of governance and personal agency. Shaws fascination with historical figures can be traced to his desire to illuminate contemporary dilemmas through the lens of the past, thus informing his distinctive narrative style and thematic choices in this particular work. For readers inclined towards insightful historical drama laced with humor and philosophical inquiry, "In Good King Charless Golden Days" is a compelling choice. Shaws ability to weave complex themes into an entertaining narrative makes this play not only a significant work in the canon of English literature but also a thought-provoking commentary relevant to modern readers.

George Bernard Shaws "In Good King Charless Golden Days" is a thought-provoking play that intertwines the themes of governance, morality, and the complexities of human intellect during the tumultuous 17th century. Set in the court of Charles II, Shaw employs his signature wit and incisive dialogue to explore the dynamics between the characters and their philosophical debates on power and ethics. The play, infused with historical context and social commentary, reflects Shaws keen observations of society, allowing readers to engage with the sometimes paradoxical ideas about freedom and authority, as well as the influential figures that shaped the era. Shaw, a prominent playwright and critic, was deeply influenced by his commitment to social reform and his critical view of politics. His extensive knowledge of history, combined with his belief in the power of theatre to provoke thought, led him to craft this engaging narrative. Shaws skepticism of conventional morality and his advocacy for progressive ideas are evident throughout the play, as he addresses the intricacies of human behavior and the struggle against societal norms. For anyone interested in the interplay of wit and philosophy in drama, "In Good King Charless Golden Days" is an essential read. Shaws masterful characterizations and sharp dialogue invite reflection on the nature of governance and individual agency, making it a timeless exploration of the human condition. This work remains not only a significant piece of Shaws oeuvre but also a critical commentary on power dynamics that resonate through history.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- An Author Biography reveals milestones in the authors life, illuminating the personal insights behind the text.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

In "Wanted, a Young Lady: A Farce, in One Act," William E. Suter deftly crafts a comedic narrative that explores themes of pursuit, identity, and social convention. Set against the backdrop of early 19th-century societal norms, this one-act play employs witty dialogue and character-driven humor to dissect the often farcical nature of romantic courtship. SuterAos writing radiates a lively tempo, employing a farcical style reminiscent of the eraAos theatrical traditions, engaging readers with an intricate interplay of misunderstandings and character quirks that propel the plot. William E. Suter, a notable figure in American theater during the 19th century, was influenced by the transformative changes in social and gender dynamics of his time. His keen observations of the shifting cultural landscape are reflected in this work, which emphasizes the absurdities of matchmaking and societal expectations. Suters experiences as a writer and his engagement with contemporary issues undoubtedly informed his sharp comedic approach, offering a unique critique of his society. This engaging farce invites readers and theater enthusiasts alike to contemplate the nuances of love and courtship through laughter. Recommended for those interested in classic theater, social satire, or the evolution of comedic performance, "Wanted, a Young Lady" is a delightful yet thought-provoking exploration that remains relevant in discussions of relationship dynamics today.

everything i do kills you. i dont know if i love you because i have to or because i cant help it i dont know if both of those things are bad.Its one of those hot April evenings that feel like summer, and the heat is stifling in Sissys London flat as she dances, unrestrained, beautiful, aliveBut when sixteen-year-old Eshe arrives, powerful emotions come to the surface and the two women are locked in a dance where freedom clashes with duty.babriye bukilwas play cake is a psychological drama that asks if the cycle of generational trauma can ever be broken. Can queer, Black femmes find love and belonging when the soil beneath them and the climate around them is hostile? It was first performed at Theatre Peckham, London, in 2021, directed by the venues Associate Director, malakai sargeant.

This "love" word. Do people just use it when they feel sorry?Eshe hasnt left the flat. Loved ones keep reaching out: blowing up her phone and showing up at her front door. They say theyre going to save her. Shes not saying anything back.Until, in the dark early hours, surrounded by half-eaten food, dirty washing and a damn good playlist, she focuses on the letter in front of her.babirye bukilwas play blackbird hour is a visceral and moving exploration of care, belonging and of one queer Black womans attempts to love herself.It was first performed at the Bush Theatre, London, in 2025, produced by Vital Xposure and directed by malakai sargeant, before touring the UK. It was shortlisted for the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting, the Womens Prize for Playwriting and the Alfred Fagon Award.babirye bukilwa is an actor, playwright and poet. blackbird hour serves as a continuation of their critically acclaimed playwriting debut cake.

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Romeu e Julieta, O mercador de Veneza, Noite de reis, Hamlet, A tempestade, Rei Lear, Macbeth, Como gostais, História de inverno, Otelo: dez das mais importantes e conhecidas peças de Shakespeare são

A strikingly original play combining traditional storytelling with physical theatre, created by The Imaginary Body.Imagine that you must choose one single memory from your life. Imagine that choosing this memory is your only way of passing through to eternity. Imagine that you have just one hour to choose...100 was first performed at the 2002 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won a Fringe First Award. It subsequently went on an extensive international tour, including a sell-out run at the Soho Theatre, London.Armed with only five bamboo sticks, the actors created a visual piece of theatre that captured the imagination of every spectator... They all left the theatre thinking about what their one memory would be Joyce McMillan

A Sara siempre le gustó este barrio. Se nota que es una zona "bien". Y ella, para qué negarlo, es una chica "bien". El piso que le ofrece el agente inmobiliario reúne todas las características que desea: bajo precio, amplitud, luz y unas hermosas vistas de la sierra. Tan solo presenta un pequeño "inconveniente": la dueña del piso vivira en el hasta el dia de su (inminente) fallecimiento. Lola (de mas de setenta años) ha sido operada del corazon en tres ocasiones y sin duda no aguantara mucho mas. Sobre todo si sigue fumando una cajetilla diaria. Y bebiendo todo lo que se le pone por delante. Si, Sara decide dar el paso, comprar el piso y esperar... Pero ya sabemos que los acontecimientos no se desarrollan siempre tal y como uno los habia planeado. En primer lugar, Lola sigue gozando mes tras mes de una envidiable salud. Y segundo, y mas grave, la propia vida de Sara es la que empieza a desmoronarse, con nuevos y sorprendentes acontecimientos. Entre las dos mujeres, tan distintas y tan parecidas en su soledad, surgira una amistad plagada de risas, ternura, emocion y complicidad.

Revolution has torn through the land, leaving society teetering on a knife edge. A young artist finds himself holed up at the City Hotel with his mother, where he must sing for his supper.In the face of ruin, with a pile of unpaid hotel bills growing out of control, the artist has just three days to produce one hundred artworks before he and his mother are turned out onto the street.Forced to face his demons, the artist struggles to stay on course, and soon finds he has to consider the very nature of art and capitalism if he is to succeed in his task.

Os ataques ou atentados terroristas de 11 de setembro de 2001 foram uma série de ataques suicidas contra os Estados Unidos coordenados pela organização fundamentalista islâmica al-Qaeda em 11 de sete