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Wiltshire Performing Arts Set Lending Service PLAY SETS in Stock Wiltshire Performing Arts set lending service PLAY SETS in stock – October 2016 You can find out more information, and the number of copies, by searching our online catalogue at http://libraries.wiltshire.gov.uk The quickest way to find out more is to type the relevant ISBN into the search box – see red arrow below: ISBN Author Title Publisher Year 9780573070105 Sketches from High Spirits and other revues FRENCH 1954 017507785 Problem plays HULTON ED 1977 BRN0735823 Last-minute sketches: six short pieces for women KENYON DE 1972 0571201962 New connections 99: new plays for young people FABER F 1999 BRN0279430 Coventry mystery plays HEINEMANN 1981 BRN0397920 York mystery plays: a selection in modern spelli CLARENDON 1984 9780573613616 Abbot, Rick Play on!: a comedy FRENCH 1980 9780573692710 Abbott, Rick Sing on FRENCH 1991 W000041477 Addyman, Elizabeth Shadow between ENGLISH T 1958 BRN0545029 Aeschylus Prometheus bound PENGUIN 1961 9780140440676 Aeschylus Oresteian trilogy PENGUIN 1971 BRN0291341 Agg, Howard All on a summer's day: a comedy of the countrysi FRENCH BRN0262301 Albee, Edward Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? PENGUIN 1965 9780573020070 Albee, Edward American dream: a play SAMUEL FR 1961 BRN0223336 Albee, Edward Delicate balance USA S F 1966 9780856762598 Aldridge, Ron You're only young twice JOSEF WEI 2002 W000041402 Allen, Janet Man outside: a play H F W DEA 1967 BRN0262296 Allen, Jay Presson Prime of Miss Jean Brodie: drama in 3 acts adapt SAMUEL FR BRN0680305 Allen, John Three medieval plays HEINEMANN 1968 BRN0223337 Allen, Woody Play it again, Sam: a romantic comedy in three a FRENCH 1969 9781840942774 Andrews, Kaye Out with the old - in with the new NEW THEAT 1997 BRN0262292 Anouilh, Jean Dinner with the family: a play in three acts SAMUEL FR BRN0291345 Anouilh, Jean Orchestra: a one-act play for 1 man and 6 women FRENCH BRN0262295 Anouilh, Jean Antigone: a tragedy BRN0262290 Anouilh, Jean Point of departure: a play for 10 men and 5 wome SAMUEL FR BRN0262293 Anouilh, Jean Dear Antoine W000041478 Anouilh, Jean Traveller without luggage METHUEN 1959 BRN0262286 Anouilh, Jean Waltz of the toreadors: a comedy for 4 men and 7 SAMUEL FR 9780573113802 Anouilh, Jean Ring round the moon: a charade with music FRENCH 1976 9780413303608 Arden, John Island of the mighty EYRE METH 1974 BRN0262329 Arden, John Left-handed liberty: a full-length play about th W000045609 Arden, John The business of good government: a christmas pla METHUEN 1963 9780416466607 Arden, John Royal pardon: or, The soldier who became an acto METHUEN 1967 9780140480573 Arden, John Three plays PENGUIN 1964 9780413492609 Arden, John Serjeant Musgrave's dance: an un-historical para METHUEN 1982 BRN0545038 Aristophanes Knights PENGUIN 1978 BRN0545044 Aristophanes Acharnians PENGUIN 1973 9780140441529 Aristophanes Wasps PENGUIN 1964 9780573132346 Aron, Geraldine The Donahue sisters: a play for women FRENCH 1991 BRN0291348 Assinder, Peter Find the lady: a one-act thriller for 6 women KENYON BRN0174300 Astell, Betty Cinderella: a pantomime BRN0200371 Astell, Betty Sleeping beauty: a pantomime 1978 9780573100239 Austin, Harry Little lights of Kimberley and other plays FRENCH 1985 BRN0409903 Austin, Harry Chinese pendant, and other plays: The Chinese pe FRENCH 1983 W000047746 Auty, Stewart Here endeth the first lesson: a one act satire PLAYSTAGE 2011 9781907147319 Auty, Stewart An unassuming man: a one act play PLAYSTAGE 2015 9781907147203 Auty, Stewart Treasure island : almost a pantomime PLAYSTAGE 2010 9781907147326 Auty, Stewart Absolute discretion: a one act play PLAYSTAGE 2015 BRN0569285 Ayckbourn, Alan Henceforward FABER 1988 BRN0279118 Ayckbourn, Alan Time and time again: a play in two acts for 3 me SAMUEL FR 9780573015748 Ayckbourn, Alan Living together: a play FRENCH 1975 BRN0268101 Ayckbourn, Alan Taking steps: a farce SAMUEL FR 1981 9780573111662 Ayckbourn, Alan How the other half loves: a comedy FRENCH 1986 9780571154753 Ayckbourn, Alan Man of the moment FABER 1990 9780237494834 Ayckbourn, Alan Relatively speaking: a comedy EVANS 1979 BRN0739397 Ayckbourn, Alan Time of my life FABER 1993 9780573110474 Ayckbourn, Alan Bedroom farce: a comedy S FRENCH 1977 W000031105 Ayckbourn, Alan Communicating doors: a play FRENCH 1995 9780573115653 Ayckbourn, Alan FlatSpin SAMUEL FR 2002 BRN0262317 Ayckbourn, Alan Just between ourselves: a play in two acts for 2 SAMUEL FR 0571197876 Ayckbourn, Alan Comic potential FABER 1999 9780573113222 Ayckbourn, Alan Improbable fiction: a comedy SAMUEL FR 2007 W000048629 Ayckbourn, Alan Round and round the garden: a play FRENCH 1975 W000049325 Ayckbourn, Alan Joking apart FRENCH 1979 BRN0545053 Ayckbourn, Alan Small family business FABER F 1987 BRN0268100 Ayckbourn, Alan Sisterly feelings: a related comedy SAMUEL FR 1981 9780573115677 Ayckbourn, Alan GamePlan SAMUEL FR 2002 BRN0545059 Ayckbourn, Alan Woman in mind: December bee FABER 1986 BRN0262319 Ayckbourn, Alan Absurd person singular: a play in three acts for SAMUEL FR 9780573115691 Ayckbourn, Alan RolePlay SAMUEL FR 2002 9780573016127 Ayckbourn, Alan Intimate exchanges FRENCH 1986 BRN0262314 Ayckbourn, Alan Round and round the garden: a play in two acts f SAMUEL FR BRN0492178 Ayckbourn, Alan Chorus of disapproval FABER 1986 9780573019326 Ayckbourn, Alan Wildest dreams FRENCH 1993 BRN0262315 Ayckbourn, Alan Table manners: a play SAMUEL FR 9780573115042 Ayckbourn, Alan Way upstream: a play FRENCH 1985 9780573015311 Ayckbourn, Alan Ten times table: a play S FRENCH 1978 9780573114014 Ayckbourn, Alan Season's greetings: a play FRENCH 1982 9780573110733 Ayckbourn, Alan Confusions: five interlinked one-act plays FRENCH 1977 9780573013317 Ayckbourn, Alan Absent friends: a play SAMUEL FR 9780573051074 Ayckbourn, Alan Callisto 5: a play FRENCH 1995 W000054139 Bagnold, Enid Chalk garden: a play in three acts FRENCH 2010 BRN0458729 Bains, Lynn Day for killing daffodils NEW PLAYW 1985 9780573066115 Baker, Edna The true story of Good King Wenceslas: or what r FRENCH 1947 9780573120282 Barker, Lawrence Birds stopped singing: a play SAMUEL FR 1981 9780435230562 Barnes, Peter Ruling class: a baroque comedy HEINEMANN 1969 9780573010026 Barrie, J M Admirable Crichton: a fantasy S FRENCH 1934 9780573014758 Barrie, J M What every woman knows SAMUEL FR 1926 BRN0400049 Barrie, J M Peter Pan: a childrens' play for 25 characters FRENCH 1977 BRN0262357 Barrie, J.M. Dear Brutus: a comedy in three acts for 5 men an SAMUEL FR BRN0262358 Barrie, J.M. Quality Street: a full-length play for 6 men and 9780216876347 Barstow, Stan A kind of loving BLACKIE 1970 BRN0262308 Barton, John Hollow crown: an entertainment by and about the SAMUEL FR BRN0262457 Bate, Sam Pickle in Paradise: a farcical comedy for 3 men KENYON DE W000042885 Bate, Sam Christmas Cheer: comedy for six women W000041480 Batson, George Two faces of murder FRENCH 1961 9780573011900 Batson, George House on the cliff FRENCH 1956 BRN0340490 Baum, L Frank Wizard of Oz WARD LOCK 1975 9780571070671 Beckett, Samuel Endgame FABER F 1964 9780571058082 Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot FABER 1965 W000041252 Beckwith, Reginald Soldier for Christmas: a comedy in three acts FRENCH 1946 BRN0749149 Bedloe, Christopher Christmas carol: [a musical play] FRENCH 1968 BRN0262465 Behan, Brendan Quare fellow: a comedy-drama for 22 men BRN0262466 Bell, Mary Harvey Duet for two hands: a play for 2 men and 3 women FRENCHS BRN0252197 Benfield, Derek Beyond a joke FRENCH 1980 W000046906 Benfield, Derek Bedside manners: a comedy FRENCH 1990 9780573016578 Benfield, Derek Flying feathers: a farce FRENCH 1987 9780573115080 Benfield, Derek Bird in the hand FRENCH 1973 BRN0262341 Benfield, Derek Fish out of water: a comedy in 3 acts for 4 men EVANS BRN0262467 Benfield, Derek Murder for the asking: a play for 4 men and 3 wo EVANS 9780573113413 Benfield, Derek Post horn gallop EVANS BRN0262343 Benfield, Derek Wild goose chase EVANS 1955 9780573017490 Benfield, Derek Don't lose the place!: a comedy FRENCH 1992 9780573111808 Benfield, Derek In for the kill: a thriller FRENCH 1981 9780573113017 Benfield, Derek Touch and go: a comedy FRENCH 1984 BRN0554717 Benfield, Derek Caught on the hop: a comedy FRENCH 1979 BRN0262469 Benfield, Derek Running riot: a farcical comedy in three acts EVANS 1958 9780573113321 Benfield, Derek Off the hook! FRENCH 1970 BRN0454891 Bennett, Alan Private function: a screenplay FABER IN 1984 9780571141050 Bennett, Alan Single spies: a double bill FABER 1989 BRN0551557 Bennett, Alan Talking heads BBC 1988 BRN0454890 Bennett, Alan Office suite: Two one-act plays FABER 1981 0573122865 Bennett, Alan Visit from Miss Prothero SAMUAL FR 1981 BRN0454889 Bennett, Alan Objects of affection and other plays for televis BBC 1982 BRN0461669 Bennett, Alan Getting on: a play FRENCH 1972 BRN0454892 Bennett, Alan Writer in disguise: five television plays FABER 1985 BRN0262345 Bennett, Alan Forty years on: a play in 2 acts for 5 men, 2 wo FABER BRN0262346 Bennett, Alan Habeas corpus: a play SAMUEL FR 1976 BRN0470063 Bennett, Alan Beyond the fringe: a revue FRENCH 1963 BRN0262348 Bennett, Alan Old country: a play in 2 acts for 3 men and 3 wo SAMUEL FR 9780906399842 Berkoff, Steven Trial, Metamorphosis, In the penal colony: three AMBER LAN 2011 BRN0468648 Black, Muriel Crisis and confidence: a play for women FRENCH 1983 BRN0262352 Blackmore, Peter Miranda: a comedy in 3 acts for 3 men and 5 wome DEANE BRN0262351 Blackmore, Peter Mad about men: a comedy for 5 men and 5 women DEANE 9780091596811 Bleasdale, Alan Boys from the blackstuff HUTCHINSO 1985 9780573013515 Bloomfield,
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