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Sheet1 Page 1 Play Theatre a Dream from a Bombshell, by Anna Sheet1 Play Theatre A Dream From a Bombshell, by Anna Nyugen Albany Theatre Glasshouse, Kate Tempest Albany Theatre Little Revolution, by Alecky Blythe Almeida Mr Burns, Anne Washburn Almeida Between Us, Sarah Daniels Arcola In Skagway, Karen Ardiff Arcola Wolf Kisses, Paloma Pedrero Arcola Some Girl I Used To Know, by Terry Ronald & Denise van Outen Arts Theatre Echo Beach, by Hannah Sullivan BAC Flaneurs/It’s OK, It’s Only Temporary, Jenna Watt BAC Head Hand Head, Laura Jane Dean BAC I Wish I Was Lonely, Hannah Jane Walker & Chris Thorpe BAC Orpheus, by Little Bulb Theatre BAC Our Fathers, Mike Tweddle, Bert Roman and Sofia Paschou BAC Permission Improbable, no writer listed, but improvised by women BAC Puffball, Caroline Williams BAC Raymondo, by Annie Siddons BAC The Notebook, Forced Entertainment BAC The Shipment, Young Jean Lee Barbican The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Muriel Sparks/ Jay Presson Allen Barons Court Theatre 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