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The Pumphouse, Aldeburgh, Suffolk

2006

G.D. Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

Post-Modern

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Notes: Based on three true stories. Design by Lily Arnold. Music by Roscoe Williamson

Synopsis: At first the dreams were superficial. . .But as their options of escape thin they become pieces of a puzzle. The puzzle is their own deaths and the room is a void; a place were the three strangers are cast before passing through. As they string together the truth of their demise they begin to realise that there is only one way out. . . but it comes with a heavy price; someone has to be put in their place, the balance must be readdressed, the line must be drawn and they must turn something that has already happened into a future that may never happen.

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G.D. Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

Post-Modern

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Notes: The part of the "Farmer" can be played by either a male or a female.

Synopsis: "A Kamichi is a South American bird often domesticated by the natives and kept with livestock. . . Which it defends against birds of prey." The Kamichi Plan follows the tales of three people who all need protecting. United only by the howling winds that are drawing closer; The "Pilot" who is stuck in the eye of a storm, "The Framer" who watches his livestock get ripped up by wild animals and "Riot" a modern day man stuck in a dead end job all have to fight an internal war between desperately trying to fit into the "System" and the undeniable urge to completely destroy it.

The Pumphouse Aldeburgh. Suffolk

2005

Global Destruction Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Notes: originally written the alias of "Justin Heley". Music by: Roscoe Williamson

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G.D. Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

Post-Modern

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Notes: Dramatic liberties have been taken throughout and in places names changed, several "Real life" characters have been merged and parts of the story have been altered. We offer not the truth but an exploration of the significance of the truth.

Synopsis: A transatlantic love-story based on the "Jack The Ripper Murders of 1888. . .Set amongst the urban decay of 18th Century London, Rip, Tear and Recollect follows the path of three prostitutes, a police detective, an estranged lover and a mysterious killer all of whom are fighting for survival on the harsh, unforgiving streets of Whitechapel. All of whom are fighting the urge to kill, the urge to destroy and the urge to become. . .Jack The Ripper.

The Barn Theatre, Rose Bruford College

2008

T.K.P.

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Notes: by Charlie Shand with additional material by Steven Dykes

Synopsis: 1970. The United States Of America. A war is waging thousands of miles away. Protests are ending in violent street-battles. Bob Dylan is telling us that the answer is "Blowing in the wind" and the president is saying: "Hearts and minds." But what about the people who saw their country as something different, as a "Monster" that was spreading it's grotesque Imperialism world-wide. These people were the real "Seventies Radicals" and in their wake is not a trail of joint-butts but a wake destruction, shrapnel, bodies and hard-drugs. When Do We Start Fighting? follows the path of two Radical collectives in the aftermath of a major street-battle that forced them "Underground." As they desperately fight to keep the movement together and implement their plan to "Bring the war home" relationships collapse in on themselves, violence turns on violence, turns to self destruction and betrayal makes it's way into their ranks. With no way out and with nothing to lose, their revolution turns from intensely political... To deeply personal.