David Edgar Orden de los libros

The narrative explores the intense clash between renowned figures Elia Kazan and Arthur Miller, delving into their contrasting artistic visions and personal beliefs. Set against the backdrop of the theater world, this drama promises to reveal the complexities of their relationship and the broader implications for the arts. Premiering at the Orange Tree Theatre in September 2024, it offers a fresh perspective on these iconic personalities and their impact on stage and screen.

Set against a backdrop of shifting political landscapes, this epic play explores the redefined fault-lines in society. With a sweeping narrative, it delves into the complexities of contemporary politics and its impact on individuals and communities. Premiering in October 2024, the production is a collaboration between the Royal Shakespeare Company and Headlong, promising a thought-provoking examination of modern governance and its repercussions.

How Plays Work is both a masterclass for playwrights and playmakers and a fascinating guide to the anatomy of drama. In this revised edition, Edgar brings the book right up to date with analyses of many recent plays, as well as explorations of emerging genres and new innovations in playwriting practice.

Featuring two compelling plays by a prominent UK playwright, this collection showcases the author's distinctive voice and innovative storytelling. Each play delves into intricate themes and character dynamics, offering a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary issues. The works highlight the playwright's ability to blend humor and drama, making for an engaging theatrical experience that resonates with audiences.

A brand new adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic - one of the most loved short stories ever written. In one ghostly Christmas night, cold-hearted businessman Ebenezer Scrooge learns to pity himself and to love his neighbour - but is that enough? A brand new adaptation for the Royal Shakespeare Company of the Christmas classic.

A new play about biblical translation from a top UK playwright, marking the King James Bible's 400th Anniversary.

A guide to the anatomy of drama. It examines the mechanisms and techniques which dramatists throughout the ages have employed to structure their plays and to express their meaning. It starts with the building blocks of whole plays - plot, character creation, genre and structure - and moves on to scenes and devices.

A play on immigration which provides a satirical look at what it means to be British.

NEW! from Longman School DramaThis compelling play makes Stevenson's classic pre-1914 novella accessible to pupils, whilst remaining faithful to the original prose, allowing them to fully engage with the plot and themes.

A romantic comedy set in 1804. This title inhabits terrain somewhere between Jane Austen and Dickens with its self-centred middle classes, its nearby garrison and scheming low lives.