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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

Comedy drama

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Gerry isn't feeling very well. His wife has packed the entire house into their luggage, the airport has succumbed to a rather naughty snow storm, and now he's being harrassed by a mad man. It couldn't possibly get worse. Or could it?

Greenwich Playhouse, London

2006

Melmoth Productions, London >>>

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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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playing ages 14 - 80

Stay With Me: This Is My Story; Stay With Me: That Lovely Land. Two plays, the first set in Germany and the second England, with the events taking place over the same three nights. As the stakes are raised, fifteen children, thousands of miles apart discover together the true meaning of friendship, love - and what it is to be truly human.

23 January 1945. A stray bomb hits a school in the South of England trapping five children in its cellar. Noone knows they're there and time is running out. Slipping in and out of the past, Daisy revisits the night she grew up. She's been doing it every night in her dreams for the past sixty years. But tonight is different. Because tonight Daisy is going home.

Greenwich Playhouse, London

2006

Melmoth Productions, London >>>

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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

Play

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playing ages 7 - 17

Stay With Me: This Is My Story; Stay With Me: That Lovely Land. Two plays, the first set in Germany and the second England, with the events taking place over the same three nights. As the stakes are raised, fifteen children, thousands of miles apart discover together the true meaning of friendship, love - and what it is to be truly human.

23 January 1945. It's cold. Very cold. The children in 5B47D are starving. But they have each other. They have each other because they are Jewish. When Blieta, a young Sinti girl, is thrown into their dormitory, she sparks off rivalries that question the alliances made, and throws into doubt the survival of the children present.

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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

Black Comedy

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Alex is happily married to Jo. Alex has a good job in the City. Jo thinks she might like to be a dinner lady. Alex used to be gay, but he grew out of it. It's a cosy, comfortable, carefree existence for the Hewlett's. Then Johnny turns up. Drop dead gorgeous, of questionable moral hygiene, and ever so slightly vertically challenged, Johnny wants to reclaim his old boyfriend. And nothing is gonna get in his way. . .

Hobgoblin Pub Theatre, London

2006

Melmoth Productions, London >>>

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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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original music by Martin Thisleton

Romeo loved Juliet. Anthony loved Cleopatra. Shakespeare loved Willy. William Shakespeare (actor, director, playwright, poet, genius) has booked a theatre venue in South London to finally come clean about the mysterious WH of the sonnets. He hasn't banked on the fact that WH, keen for a piece of the limelight, has also turned up, eager to tell his side of the story. Will's got the whole evening mapped out: a few readings from the sonnets, some extracts from his most famous plays, and a nice and cosy question and answer session. Couldn't be easier. WH, however, is intent on 'outing' Shakespeare as a lazy, drunk, arrogant libertine. Funny and poignant, To WH takes the audience through Shakespeare's life, from his first ill-fated meeting with WH, to his death in Stratford. Punctuated by blues-style renditions of the sonnets from the Dark Lady herself, To WH finally bangs the nail into the coffin of Shakespeare's heterosexuality.