Plays, playscripts, drama
Laura Ann Reasons why we broke up
£9.37
Laura Ann Authors Nightmare
£12.34
Origin Theatrical Woyzeck Coy
£14.30
Ajc Publishing How You Found Me
£13.26
Jaelo Tales The Bruiser
£12.34
Jaelo Tales Lemon Tango
£19.00
Jaelo Tales The Whodunit Thing
£14.25
Simon Klapish Revelation
£14.24
Miller Anna Karenina. Lev Tolstoy
£25.64
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Quietly Waiting
£20.30
Angry Cat Publications Purgatory
£20.69
Angry Cat Publications The Granite
£20.69
Sharon Woods Billion Dollar Revenge
£13.29
Barnes and Noble Destinys Game Love or Honour Book 2
£15.39
Leonard Kopilas Escaping Yugoslavia
£15.19
Karen Vickers Saving Iris
£19.00
Karen Vickers Saving Iris
£22.50
Sharon Woods Billion Dollar Dispute
£15.19
Sharon Woods Billion Dollar Vow
£16.92
Rusty Le Grande Loves Unexpected Journey
£19.56
Louis Talay A Narcissists Guide to Philanthropy
£19.94
Kalamunda Writers A Rustle of Leaves
£13.62
Publisher Voyages of Discovery
£20.69
Creative Heart Connection Macbeth
£22.64
Luca Collins Dancing With The Midnight Mare
£15.20
GRACE AND TRUTH PUBLISHING Willowend
£27.00
Samantha Barrett Dirty Brothers
£14.11
Carole Campbell Writer Extinction
£7.96
Malcolm C. McCullough Shadows of Your Past
£13.90
£19.56
J D Lear Salt and Ice
£28.46
Adala Publishing The Legacy
£12.34
Etienze Wake Up
£20.00
Bluebell Dewpetal Horatio and Fortinbras
£12.96
Must Have Books Fallen Angels
£8.90
Must Have Books Hay Fever: A Play in Three Acts
£8.90
Must Have Books The Children's Hour
£11.50
Devoted Publishing Asmodeus
£20.69
Naughty Nights Press LLC Jaded
£18.57
Silver Bow Publishing The Containers at the Edge of the Shore
£17.09
Elizabeth Cain The Forgiveness Warrior
£11.39
Step to Inspire Shattered
£13.04
Rivers and Roads Publishing Wilde Like Us
£12.34
Moira Darrell Books Selena and Her Mysteries
£13.30
Mwanaka Media and Publishing The Last Revolution
£15.00
The Mercier Press Ltd Moll
Book SynopsisMoll is a hilarious and highly successful comedy about life in an Irish country presbytery.’When a presbytery gets a new housekeeper it becomes like a country that gets a change of government, or like a family that gets a new stepmother’. Moll Kettle would work for no less than a canon for, in her own words, ‘Tis hard to come back to the plain black and white when one is used to the purple’. John B. Keane was one of Ireland's most prolific and respected literary figures. He was born in 1928 in Listowel, County Kerry and it was here that he spent his literary career, running a pub which provided him with inspiration for his characters and ideas. His first play, 'Sive', was presented by the Listowel Drama Group and won the All-Ireland Drama Festival in 1959. It was followed by another success, 'Sharon's Grave', in 1960. 'The Field' (1965) and 'Big Maggie' (1969), are widely regarded as classics of the modern Irish stage and jewels in a crown which includes such popular hits as 'Many Young Men of Twenty', 'The Man from Clare', 'Moll', 'The Chastitute' and 'The Year of the Hiker'. His large canon of plays have been seen abroad in cities as far afield as Moscow and Los Angeles. 'Big Maggie' ran on Broadway for over two months in 1982 and 'The Field' was adapted into an Oscar-winning Hollywood film, starring Brenda Fricker and Richard Harris, in 1991.
£14.11
The Mercier Press Ltd Big Maggie: Schools edition with notes by Eilis
Book Synopsis 'Big Maggie 'J. B. Keane's most outspoken play' - The Irish Press 'Keane ... has brought the tyranny, the desperation and the frustration of the rural Irish matriarch roaring into the top twenties' 'A full-blooded, salty, earthy play with a great ring of truth and uproarious with comedy' - The Irish Times 'His depth of perception reveals a mature Keane' - Cork Examiner The story of Big Maggie Polpin and her attempts to keep her family together after the death of her husband is an enduring theatre favourite. The dialogue crackles with hilarious, caustic putdowns as the indomitable Maggie deals with her feckless family and unwanted suitors. Everyone wants a part of Big Maggie and her property, but she has other ideas. John B. Keane's wonderful creation of a rural Irish matriarch ranks with Juno, Mommo and Molly Bloom as one of the great female creations of twentieth-century Irish literature. Trade ReviewBig Maggie 'J. B. Keane's most outspoken play' The Irish Press 'Keane ... has brought the tyranny, the desperation and the frustration of the rural Irish matriarch roaring into the top twenties' 'A fullblooded, salty, earthy play with a great ring of truth and uproarious with comedy' The Irish Times 'His depth of perception reveals a mature Keane' Cork Examiner
£14.11
Mercier Press The Buds of Ballybunion
£12.99