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Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1987

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Oberon Books, London

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Play/Drama

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in "Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 2" Oberon, London

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis:

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in "Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 2" Oberon, London

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis:

Odeon Theatre Paris

1995

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Methuen Drama, London >>>

1996

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Synopsis: Gengis starts a price war with the shop next door and ends up running the country with his uncle and aunty. Covering the Ingratitude of the People, Life, Death, Housing and Education: Cat and Mouse (Sheep) is a satirical voyage through Great Britain. Cat and Mouse (Sheep) premiered at the Odeon Theatre Paris in 1995 "A libertarian piece of theatre, destructive, plebeian, leaving no trace after its passage except the strong weeds of its sarcasm." (L'Humanité)

Riverside, London >>>

1987

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Oberon Books, London

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in "Plays One", Oberon Books, London

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - Jon Fosse (Barnet)

Synopsis: a man and a woman find each other in a bus stop on a rainy night. They hold each other close. They rent an old house out of town. The woman becomes pregnant. But the child is too small to survive.

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in"Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 1" Oberon, London

1999

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Adaptation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: comedy of manners portraying artists living in Paris in what they consider to be a modern 'bohemian' marriage

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in "Strindberg, The Plays, vol1" Oberon, London

1999

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: describes how a woman's ex-husband gains her new husband's confidence, only to destroy him and his faith in his wife in one afternoon

Citizens Theatre Main, Glasgow, UK >>>

2000

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Translation

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4

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: about a husband and wife locked together in a relationship of fierce mutual loathing

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1988

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Oberon Books, London

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Riverside, London >>>

2005

Oxford Stage Company

Oberon Books, London

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Play/Drama

3

3

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: the social melodrama of the gloomy Heyst family hiding under the dark shadow of the sins of a swindling father and slowly but surely moving towards the light.

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in "Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 1" Oberon, London

1999

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Adaptation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: an almost entirely one-sided rage against the power of women over men, and is also a plea for the feminist side of man's nature

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La Comedie Francaise, Paris

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Oberon Books, London

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Synopsis: Gengis discovers he's won the competition to become leader of the nation. He'll be in charge of stocking the shelves and a marketing outreach policy statement, and great things are expected of him. He has plans to modernise the shop, increase profit and sell his people the one commodity they haven't already got: the noose. After trying in vain to reform his rude, stupid and greedy population he ends up in a trade war against the US. He goes to work undercover in a clothes factory in the Philippines, where he falls in love with his fellow worker, the minute Thumbelina. Gregory Motton's volatile satire slashes into the smooth surfaces of consumer culture. With absurdity, irony and hilarity 'Gengis Amongst the Pygmies' exposes the hypocrisy and banality of attitudes and strategies often accepted without a second thought.

Queen Elizabeth Hall, London

1989

Opera Factory London Sinfonietta

in "Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 2" Oberon, London

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Translation

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2

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: desolate portrait of human immobility and of the sense of contemporary spiritual bankruptcy.

Theatre de la Tempete, Paris

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Oberon Books, London

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Lyrical Comedy

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Synopsis: It concerns Gods relationship with his creations, and Mans destiny. It includes episodes with God and Lucifer, Isaac and Rebecca and their sons Jacob and Esau, Jacob and the Angel, Jacob begetting his children, Gods love affair with Mary, the birth of Jesus, and the Saviours final betrayal by his idolising follower, the lonely, fearful Judas.

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London, EUR >>>

2007

International Playwrights: A Genesis Project

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translation

One Act

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Notes: Original Playwright - Joakim Pirinen

Synopsis: centres on Lasse, who is deliriously happy about his life - the weather is wonderful, and his son, daughter and wife are over the moon. They are comfortably off, sexually satisfied, liberal, liberated and pretty well perfect. Everything is wonderful and probably always will be... A flat-packed comedy from the country that brought you Ikea.

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in "Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 2" Oberon, London

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: The Hunter, a visionary rejected by his people, revisits his life in "seven stations", before being called to account before the Tempter.

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Oberon Books, London

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Synopsis: After a relaxing holiday at the Forest-side Nature Hotel, shopkeeper Gengis Khan feels his personality has expanded so substantially that he decides to write a self-help manual. If only he could find a shop that will sell him a biro - . But he soon discovers that the road to publication and posterity is littered with the potholes of the modern world: Gengis narrowly avoids being replaced by a clone of himself after spending a year on a life-support machine, and is forced to fake his own death to escape life imprisonment for calling a cheerleader 'Popsickle'. He encounters an entrepreneur who seems literally to have crawled through excrement to reach the top, and fights in vain against the destruction of the rain forest to supply wood for the world's toilet seats.

Theatre de l'Odeon, Paris

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in "Plays Three", Oberon Books, London

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in "Plays Two", Oberon Books, London

1997

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1990

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Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London >>>

1997

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in "Plays Three", Oberon Books, London

1997

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Satire

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Synopsis: focuses on the British general election of 1997

Bush Theatre, London >>>

1989

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in "Plays Two", Oberon Books, London

1997

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Playhouse Studio, Liverpool, UK >>>

1993

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in "Plays Two", Oberon Books, London

1997

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Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London >>>

1996

Actors Touring Company

in"Strindberg, The Plays, Vol 1" Oberon, London

1999

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3

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Notes: Original Playwright - August Strindberg

Synopsis: presents, with startling clarity, the conflict between sexual passion and social position

Musee Dauphinois, Grenoble

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in "Plays Three", Oberon Books, London

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in "Plays One", Oberon Books, London

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Translation

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Notes: Original Playwright - Jon Fosse (Namnet)

Synopsis: tells the story of an estranged family forced to live under one roof. When a pregnant girl and the father of the child have nowhere to live, they move into her parents' house. But the parents have never met the father-to-be, and don't yet know about the pregnancy.

Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, London >>>

2002

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Oberon Books, London

2002

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Translation

3

2

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Notes: Original Playwright - Jon Fosse

Synopsis: They have a child and life changes. He can't go out and she can't stay in. He writes words which no one reads and she takes a lover.

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