David Pownall Ordine dei libri

A biography of the well known play Master Class, as well as lessons in creative writing and how to get a play onto stage , this book fascinating insight into the playwright's craft.

An essenstial handbook that provides a great insight into writing for a unique and much cherished media.

Set in the aftermath of the Second World War, The Archivist is a disturbing, darkly comic story of fatherless Daniel Rogers, a working-class boy from bombed-out Liverpool who is given a charity place at a sports-crazed boarding school in the south.

Play by award winning dramatist who has published ten novels and a collection of short stories.

Features four plays - Gaunt and Lile Jimmy Williamson focus on the myth and reality of power surrounding two local legends; Buck Ruxton is an imperial tragedy of 1936; and A Tale of Two Town Halls is a political satire, a comedy cartoon on the IMF crisis in the mid-Seventies.

Three monologues from one of Britain's leading playwrights - David Pownall. Inludes Rousseau's Tale, Crates on Barrells and Later. schovat popis

Four of Pownall's most popular stage plays in one collection. Includes the plays: An Audience Called Edouard, Livingstone and Sechele, Motocar and Richard III Part Two schovat popis

This play was a joint Irish-American cultural relations project. Commissioned by Atlantic Bridges to promote links between Northern Ireland and the Southern States of the US. The play was first produced at the Lyric Theatre, Belfast in 1998.

Includes: The Epiphanous Use of the Microphone, Under the Table, Kitty Wilkinson, Ploughboy Monday and Beef.

Crime and catastrophe are thwarted in the town of Santa Margarita del Banana by young Bernard who has taken up crime fighting and heroism as hobbies