A challenging and
culturally diverse
collection of new
plays dealing with
topics such as
domestic violence, eating disorders,
mother/ daughter relationships
and sibling rivalry, written by some of Britain's foremost writers .

THEATRE CENTRE:
PLAYS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
celebrating 50 years of Theatre Centre
Introduced by Rosamunde Hutt
Winner of the Commission of Racial Equality Race in the Media Award

LISTEN TO YOUR PARENTS
BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH
Gives us a teenager's view of domestic violence through poetry and football.

PRECIOUS
ANGELA TURVEY
How do you stop being a graffiti artist and become a real one?

LOOK AT ME
ANNA REYNOLDS
Uses theatricality to explore behaviour in and out of school.

GORGEOUS
ANNA FURSE
Considers Victorian values and how they affect young women today .

GLOW
MANJINDER VIRK
A teenage girl becomes a boxing champion and learns to face the loss of her mother.

SOULS
ROY WILLIAMS
Sibling rivalry conspires to set 3 brothers against each other following the death of their mother.

£12.99
ISBN 0-9542330-5-0
256 pages
Suitable for 11+

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