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Cara and Kelly are Best Friends Forever For Life by Mojola Akinyemi (paperback)

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Chekhov’s Little Comedies adapted by Richard Nelson (paperback)

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EAT THE RICH (but maybe not me mates x) by Jade Franks (paperback)

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Euripides MEDEA adapted by Kathy McKean (paperback)

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Sending lots of luck to Tiggy Bayley and the crew Sending lots of luck to Tiggy Bayley and the crew for Squidge's first night at Riverside Studios. 

This touching, funny, important show is on until Sunday... grab yourself a ticket. 

@riversidestudioslondon #squidge #newplay #playwright #LondonTheatre #monologue
Colin Chambers took to the stage at Arundel Litera Colin Chambers took to the stage at Arundel Literary Festival to talk about Peggy — his compelling portrait of the formidable play agent Margaret Ramsay.

Part biography, part theatrical history, Peggy celebrates a woman whose judgement, influence and sheer force of character helped shape modern British theatre. A fascinating conversation, and a fitting tribute to one of the great behind-the-scenes figures of the stage.

Peggy: The Life of Margaret Ramsay, Play Agent is published by Wordville.
#memoir
Starcast Companies & Troupes perform Chequered Fla Starcast Companies & Troupes perform Chequered Flags to Chequered Futures by Mark Wheeller today at Totton Festival of Drama.

A gripping play about three friends, one reckless decision and the life-changing consequences that follow, this is drama that speaks directly to young people while giving performers powerful, emotionally charged material to work with.

Break a leg to everyone involved in tonight’s performance at Hanger Farm Arts Centre.

Saturday 21 March, 7pm
Tickets: £8–£9

#MarkWheeller #ChequeredFlagsToChequeredFutures #Starcast #TottonFestivalOfDrama #SchoolDrama #YouthTheatre #TheatreEducation #ContemporaryDrama
@tottonartsfestival @starcastcompaniesandtroupes
After 16 years, 3 albums, a string of EPs and sing After 16 years, 3 albums, a string of EPs and singles, The Girobabies are saying goodbye with one final Glasgow show.

Join them at The Art School on 28 March for a farewell party packed with special guests, a strong support line-up and an afterparty to dance the night away.

It’s a last chance to catch a band that has carved out its own brilliant, uncompromising place in Glasgow music — and to pick up a copy of If By Magic, Mark McGhee’s new book published by Salamander Street: part lyric book, part memoir, and a fitting companion to the band’s final bow.

With 80% of tickets already sold, now’s the time.

#glasgowmusic #girobabies #glasgowartschool #farewellgig
On tour across Scotland: Kathy McKean’s gripping a On tour across Scotland: Kathy McKean’s gripping adaptation of Euripides’ Medea — produced by Bard in the Botanics and Raw Material Arts. 

A classic reimagined with urgency, clarity and ferocious intent. Catch it at Beacon Arts Centre (Greenock), Mull Theatre (Isle of Mull), Tron Theatre (Glasgow), The Lemon Tree (Aberdeen), Lyth Arts Centre (Wick) and Eden Court Theatre (Inverness).

Tickets via the venues. Published by Salamander Street.

@nikicooper13 @gordiebarr #greektheatre #scottishtheatre #Medea #drama @raw_material_arts
Read A Young(ish) Perspective in conversation with Read A Young(ish) Perspective in conversation with Tiggy Bayley ahead of SQUIDGE's opening at Riverside Studios on 24 March. The interview offers a thoughtful insight into the real-life experiences behind this funny, nuanced and emotionally powerful solo show, from Bayley’s work in South London schools to the themes of difference, care and human connection at the heart of the piece. 

SQUIDGE runs at Riverside Studios from 24–29 March.

@riversidestudioslondon #squidge #playwright #SEND #SENCO
Now published: Chekhov’s Little Comedies The seco Now published: Chekhov’s Little Comedies

The second title in the Salamander Street Classics series, this new adaptation by Richard Nelson is based on translations by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky.

Bringing together Chekhov’s short comic writing into a single theatrical evening, this edition offers a compelling way to encounter his dramaturgy beyond the major plays. Rich in irony, social tension and psychological detail, Little Comedies reveals the precision of Chekhov’s comic craft while opening up fresh possibilities for performance, study and discussion.

A valuable text for students, teachers, actors and directors interested in adaptation, translation and the continuing stage life of classic drama.

#Chekhov #AntonChekhov #RichardNelson #DramaStudies #TheatreStudies #ClassicDrama #Adaptation #TranslationStudies
Ollie Maddigan’s The Olive Boy is featured in a BB Ollie Maddigan’s The Olive Boy is featured in a BBC Outlook interview with presenter Jo Fidgen, exploring the inspiration behind the play and the charismatic mother at the heart of it.

Blending humour with grief, The Olive Boy has already proved a powerful text for study and discussion, and is currently being used by Arcadia University in London as part of Theatre and Performance Studies.

For teachers, students and performers, a set of study and discussion questions is also available on the Salamander Street website.

#TheOliveBoy #OllieMaddigan #BBCOutlook #JoFidgen #NewWriting #PlaysForPerformance #DramaStudents #TheatreStudies
OUTLIER by Malaika Kegode is a raw, lyrical and em OUTLIER by Malaika Kegode is a raw, lyrical and emotionally charged play about friendship, addiction and isolation among young people growing up in rural Devon. Blending spoken-word energy with music, it offers theatre companies a dynamic contemporary text that can be staged inventively and shaped around ensemble performance. For students, it opens up rich discussion around autobiographical writing, gig theatre, character voice, social context and the ways form can deepen emotional impact. A strong choice for anyone exploring new writing that feels urgent, theatrical and alive.

#OUTLIER #newplay #dramastudent #gigtheatre
The speech that helped change British political hi The speech that helped change British political history.

Jonathan Maitland’s Dead Sheep is a witty, incisive political comedy drama about Geoffrey Howe, Margaret Thatcher, and the extraordinary chain of events set in motion by one of the most famous speeches in Westminster history.

Smart, theatrical and bitingly funny.

Published by Salamander Street.
Cast: 6 | Running time: 1 hour 50 minutes

#comedy #ukpolitics #jonathanmaitland
In advance of her play's opening at Riverside Stud In advance of her play's opening at Riverside Studios on 24 March, we fired some questions to playwright and performer Tiggy Bayley.

Check out the latest Wordplay at:

salamanderstreet.com/blog-posts-2/

#playwright #monologue #newplay
Strong, emotionally layered roles for three perfor Strong, emotionally layered roles for three performers... El Blackwood's verbatim play TENDING looks at the experience of the nurses on the frontline of our health service. 

Offering rich material for discussion around care, burnout, the NHS, Covid, grief and moral injury, TENDING balances humour, humanity and heartbreak in a way that feels immediate.

Published by Salamander Street. 
@elcblackwood @anthertheatre #nhs #nursing #burnout #society
Kathy McKean’s adaptation of MEDEA, published by S Kathy McKean’s adaptation of MEDEA, published by Salamander Street and currently touring Scotland, has been praised by The Herald as a version that “unleashes the full fury of Euripides’ heroine”.

A bold, contemporary take on a classic text — on stage now, and available to read from Salamander Street.

@bardbotanics @nikicooper13 @gordiebarr @kathymckeanglasgow #greektheatre #scottishtheatre
How did one play agent help shape postwar British How did one play agent help shape postwar British theatre?
At Arundel Literary Festival, Colin Chambers will discuss Peggy Ramsay — her fierce belief in writers, her remarkable eye for talent, and the lasting impact she had on generations of playwrights.

21 March, 12:30–1:30pm, The Red Room

Tickets £8 in advance.
@victoria_institute_arundel #playagent #peggyramsay #literaryfestival
Coming soon from Salamander Street: Squidge by Tig Coming soon from Salamander Street: Squidge by Tiggy Bayley — an outrageous, dark comedy about the education system and an unlikely friendship that becomes a lifeline. 

Published on 24th March 2026 and playing at Riverside Studios 24–29 Mar 2026.

@tiguilasunrise @whitenoiseth @riversidestudioslondon #newplay #senco #monologue #comedy
"In Kathy McKean’s exhilarating version of the tra "In Kathy McKean’s exhilarating version of the tragedy, directed by Gordon Barr, love and hatred coalesce in inexplicable ways to determine the final actions of a woman hellbent on reclaiming her story." (The Stage) 

Read the ful review of Bard in the Botanics production of Kathy McKean's Medea - on tour across Scotland. 

@bardbotanics @kathymckeanglasgow @nikicooper13 @gordiebarr #scottishtheatre
Tickets are now on sale for Star Cast Companies & Tickets are now on sale for Star Cast Companies & Troupes in Mark Wheeller’s Chequered Flags to Chequered Futures at the Totton Festival of Drama.

Saturday 21 March, 7pm
Tickets: £8–£9

Come and support this exciting production.
#TottonFestivalOfDrama #SchoolTheatre #YouthTheatre #DramaFestival #MarkWheeller @wheellerplays @starcastcompaniesandtroupes @tottonartsfestival
Going for Gold is a hard-hitting play inspired by Going for Gold is a hard-hitting play inspired by the life of Frankie Lucas — a Windrush-generation middleweight who fights for recognition in and out of the ring. Set in a London boxing gym, it’s a story of ambition, love, injustice and the cost of being “robbed” of your moment. 

Available from Salamander Street.

@lisaclintott #newplays #audition
Sending lots of luck to the cast and crew of Medea Sending lots of luck to the cast and crew of Medea, a new adaptation by Kathy McKean - which starts its Scottish tour today. 

Find dates near you at barbinthebotanics.co.uk. 

@kathymckeanglasgow @nikkicooper13 @bardbotanics #medea #scottishtheatre
Nowhere by Khalid Abdalla is heading to Tāwhiri Wa Nowhere by Khalid Abdalla is heading to Tāwhiri Warehouse for the Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts. 

An intricate, playful solo show inspired by Khalid's involvement in the Egyptian revolution of 2011 — and the counter-revolution that followed. Set against a cartography of seismic world events, it brings the personal and political together and asks: how did we get here, and how do we find agency in the mazes of history?

Tāwhiri Warehouse
4–5 March, 7pm
6–7 March, 8:30pm

#Nowhere #KhalidAbdalla #ANZFA #AotearoaNZFestivalOfTheArts #Wellington #Theatre #SoloShow @khalid3bdalla @fueltheatre @aotearoanzfest
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