A Few Favourite Plays.

The list author says:
	"One of Shakespeare's finest. Sublime exploration of family bonds, the influence of power and insanity."

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	"Another superb Shakespeare tragedy, with trust, jealousy and manipulation moving an entrancing plot along."

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	"I saw this at the Everyman in '03 and was amazed. A deep play exploring apartheid in the early '50s through a white boy's relationship with his parent's two black employees."

The list author says:
	"One of Miller's finest, and great to watch. Touches numerous subjects such as immigration & interracial dating without losing pace. I'm not familiar with the other featured play."

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	"I read this at AS level and unfortunately never saw it performed. The metaphors are at times clumsy and too blatant, but the characters are perfect and as such the play is superbly endearing."

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	"I saw this in an amazing performance by New Experience. A thought provoking play about relationships and roles in society, the tension steadily builds until the bursting climax. Enticing stuff."

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	"Everytime I read or see this I appreciate it more; simply put it's amazing. Miller's finest is the story of alleged witchcraft in Salem and the consequences. Great characters, tension and plot."

The list author says:
	"I prefer smaller, more thought-provoking plays, but Blood Brothers has everything it really should have. Sit back and enjoy."

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	"I saw an awful modern renedition of this which unsuccesfully tried to tie in Britney Spears jokes. Fortunately the original is still a classic."

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	"I read this after seeing it performed by another year group as an A level set text for moderation. Wilde at his unsupressable best."

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	"If a play still makes audiences laugh approaching 6 centuries after its release then you're onto a winner."

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	"Lorca's most notable work."

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	"My favourite musical."

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	"And here's the man to consult on playing the roles involved. Read all the books in this series, they'll prove invaluable."