England People Very Nice
Set in Bethnal Green, East London, the play depicts four waves of immigration—French Huguenot, Irish, Jewish, and Bangladeshi—over three centuries.
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Set in Bethnal Green, East London, the play depicts four waves of immigration—French Huguenot, Irish, Jewish, and Bangladeshi—over three centuries.
Great Britain is a satirical play written by Richard Bean. It received its world premiere at the Royal National Theatre, London on 30 June 2014, before transferring to the West End's Theatre Royal Haymarket.
A wartime reworking of Sheridan’s comedy The Rivals, set in July 1940.
An aid worker becomes involved in Afghan women's rights when a land-rights dispute is to be settled by betrothing two young girls to older men.
In 1963 Brighton, out-of-work musician Francis Henshall secretly works for both gangster Roscoe Crabbe and upper-class Stanley Stubbers, trying to stop the two from meeting. Roscoe is actually his twin sister Rachel in disguise, and Stanley killed her brother; local gangsters, an engagement, a heavy trunk and Francis's appetite compound the confusion.
A stage drama based on the 1788 mutiny aboard the Bounty and the mutineers' subsequent colonization of the Pitcairn Islands.
In 1972 New York, young firefighter Michael Doyle joins the IRA to affirm his Irish heritage. The Big Fellah recruits him and plans to use his Bronx apartment as a safe house for an escaped killer; suspicion grows that someone in their circle is leaking information.
At a university, climate researcher Diane Cassell faces pressure to suppress sea-level findings that challenge accepted views on global warming. Her relationship with her daughter, an environmentalist student, and a colleague is tested by threats and a disputed research project.
In a budget hotel room, middle-aged manager Ted develops a utopian plan to change society, testing his friendship with Morrie.
Seven men work in a bread factory in Hull. One Sunday night, exhausted factory worker Nellie loses his vest in the dough mixture.
In 1850 Soho, a broke and restless Karl Marx faces creditors, spies, rival revolutionaries and would-be seducers of his wife. With his writing blocked and marriage under strain, his only hope appears to be a railway job, while his friend Friedrich Engels despairs at his wasted talent.
Set in Bethnal Green, East London, the play depicts four waves of immigration—French Huguenot, Irish, Jewish, and Bangladeshi—over three centuries.
Great Britain is a satirical play written by Richard Bean. It received its world premiere at the Royal National Theatre, London on 30 June 2014, before transferring to the West End's Theatre Royal Haymarket.
A wartime reworking of Sheridan’s comedy The Rivals, set in July 1940.
An aid worker becomes involved in Afghan women's rights when a land-rights dispute is to be settled by betrothing two young girls to older men.
In 1963 Brighton, out-of-work musician Francis Henshall secretly works for both gangster Roscoe Crabbe and upper-class Stanley Stubbers, trying to stop the two from meeting. Roscoe is actually his twin sister Rachel in disguise, and Stanley killed her brother; local gangsters, an engagement, a heavy trunk and Francis's appetite compound the confusion.
A stage drama based on the 1788 mutiny aboard the Bounty and the mutineers' subsequent colonization of the Pitcairn Islands.
In 1972 New York, young firefighter Michael Doyle joins the IRA to affirm his Irish heritage. The Big Fellah recruits him and plans to use his Bronx apartment as a safe house for an escaped killer; suspicion grows that someone in their circle is leaking information.
At a university, climate researcher Diane Cassell faces pressure to suppress sea-level findings that challenge accepted views on global warming. Her relationship with her daughter, an environmentalist student, and a colleague is tested by threats and a disputed research project.
In a budget hotel room, middle-aged manager Ted develops a utopian plan to change society, testing his friendship with Morrie.
Seven men work in a bread factory in Hull. One Sunday night, exhausted factory worker Nellie loses his vest in the dough mixture.
In 1850 Soho, a broke and restless Karl Marx faces creditors, spies, rival revolutionaries and would-be seducers of his wife. With his writing blocked and marriage under strain, his only hope appears to be a railway job, while his friend Friedrich Engels despairs at his wasted talent.