Peter Quilter Knihy

What would you do if you forgot the last decade of your life? After a blood clot unexpectedly formed in his brain, Michael has been in a coma for three weeks. Watching over him in hospital is his bitter mother Carol and his dull but well-meaning partner Paul. They are united in their grief over Michael, and in their intense dislike of each other. When Michael wakes, they realize that 11 years of his memory have been completely erased. He remembers nothing of the last 4000 days. He remembers nothing of Paul. It is as though the relationship never existed. Paul must now fight to bring Michael's memory back while Carol fights to remove him from their lives completely. Michael, still charming and witty, concentrates his recovery on creating a giant mural on the back wall of his hospital room. An expression of his loss, his hopes, and his desire to live his life as the man he was 11 years ago. Not the man he has become...

A work based on the life of Florence Foster Jenkins, the legendary New York heiress and socialite who wanted to be a great operatic diva despite having one of the worst signing voices in history, and who used all her money, charm and unstoppable willpower to make it happen.

An examination of the chaotic world of love, relationships and why the grass is never greener.

Based on the author's earlier Respecting Your Piers, Curtain Up is the hilarious story of five women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre and plan to bring it back to life again. They try various fund-raising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee However, their plans go awry and it's a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. A fast-paced and very funny comedy with five great roles for women.

Set against the backdrop of a final, emotional performance, the story unfolds in a dressing room where a complex actress interacts with various figures from her life. As they come to bid farewell, the atmosphere is charged with love, laughter, conflict, and unresolved tensions, revealing the intricate relationships and shared histories that shape her journey. The narrative captures the poignant moments and dramatic exchanges that define her farewell, highlighting the multifaceted nature of human connections.

Set against the backdrop of a fictional boyband's journey, the narrative unfolds with dynamic energy and humor, capturing the highs and lows of fame. The story features three women and seven men, showcasing their experiences in the music industry. All songs are pre-recorded, allowing for a seamless performance without the need for live musicians, making it accessible for various productions. The blend of engaging storytelling and catchy music highlights the unique aspects of the boyband phenomenon.

Set in 1996, the story revolves around Trevor and Linda, who are at their wits' end with their rebellious teenage son, Jason. In a desperate attempt to confront his behavior, they devise a shocking plan to stage his own funeral in their living room. This unconventional approach explores themes of family dynamics, the extremes of parental love, and the lengths one might go to in order to reach a troubled child.

The story follows Susan, a quirky sixty-year-old embarking on a solo trip to Australia to relive a journey from her youth. Armed with the same aspirations but burdened by decades of experiences, she navigates her adventure with humor and charm. Susan's vibrant personality shines through her chatty nature and endearing clumsiness, revealing a blend of joy and melancholy that shapes her perspective on life. Her unforgettable character invites readers to reflect on the passage of time and the complexities of personal growth.

M2 F3. A living-room It is the 1950s and this charming comedy introduces the Nightingales, members of a theatrical family who perform more at home than they do on the stage.