Judith Johnson

The third volume in an anthology series of the most original and exciting new plays for the nineties Europe, set in an international rail station linking several countries examines the cultural shifts of the post Berlin wall years and is "a fierce, compassionate mightily ambitious drama... There is a sharp analytic intelligence...about this gripping play." (The Scotsman) Uganda is set in a front sitting room but explores children's love of their fathers, it won the Thames Television Best Play Award in 1994 and "confirms my feeling that Johnson is on the threshold of great things" (Guardian). Some Voices by Joe Penhall, looks at mental illness and the love between two brothers (it has since been made into a feature film), it is "haunting and jazzily contemporary. Penhall's post-Pinter is promising" (Observer). Ashes and Sand reflects on the world of school leavers in England's "Deep South" and won the George Devine Award in 1994: "Judy Upton's vicious little hand grenade of a play...takes us into the bleak world of a violent girl gang living in a seaside resort." (Independent)

Etsitkö jännitystä, uusia näkökulmia tai rentouttavaa lukuelämystä? Tutustu kirjakategorioihimme ja löydä seuraava suosikkikirjasi.

A collection of tales based on and influenced by Finland. Each tale has its own lovely illustration.

A unique record of the two hundred and fifty-four men and one woman named on the Southborough War Memorial, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, recalling the details of those who died in the wars of the twentieth century, poignantly scant in some cases, of their lives and final resting places, wherever it was possible to research through archives and the memories of those left behind.

Are you afraid or reluctant to write your own wedding vow? This book will prove to you that you can write and deliver a vow your partner will treasure always. This step-by-step guide makes it easy for you. This book explains to you all the different kinds of wedding vows and what to consider about each. It also provides worksheets to gather your ideas for writing your own vow and the keys to delivering your vow with grace and ease. As a wedding officiant for over 26 years, I know that many couples avoid writing their own vows out of fear that they won't be good enough, their partner's vow will be better, or they'll be too nervous or emotional. Well, I've never met a couple I couldn't help to write vows that are true to themselves and deeply communicate their love to their partner. In this book you will find the keys to success in discovering just the right words and delivering them calmly from your heart to your partner's heart. Taking the time to write your own meaningful wedding vow is a beautiful gift to your partner. Living according to your vow is a gift that keeps on giving and building a healthy and happy marriage.

A Guide to Women's Health, Second Edition is a practical and multidisciplinary text that enables students and clinicians to identify and treat conditions quickly and effectively. A concise and easy-to-use quick reference, it offers evidence-based information on conventional, complementary, and alternative care choices for a wide-range of conditions affecting women. Topics include epidemiology, etiology, signs and symptoms, diagnostic and management considerations, self-care, and wellness. Completely updated and revised to reflect current research findings and diagnostic approaches, the Second Edition explores the impact of culture, spirituality, and intimate partner violence on women's health. Also included is a chapter on vulnerable populations, such as recent immigrants, LGBTQ individuals, older adults, individuals with disabilities and mental illness, and non-English speakers.

Sonny, 18, is a vegetarian who has always been concerned about the environment and animal rights. He's just got a Saturday job on the Pussy Cat Van, a cat rescue operation, and believes strongly that it is wrong to experiment on animals. His sister Anita, 21, the academic one of the family, is a carnivorous scientist completely convinced that using animals in medical research is justified. Their mum Lina's chances of having a love life initially depend on getting them to be civil to each other at, of all places, the dinner table. The guest of honour will be her prospective new boyfriend Raz, a painter and decorator whose newfound Buddhist spirituality gives him an interesting take on the whole debate. As the gripping family drama unfolds, Sonny's future plans, and his principles, are put to the test, when his health takes a turn for the worse..." Every Breath" is a new play by award winning playwright, Judith Johnson that explores the serious social, moral, scientific and political questions raised by the use of animals in medical research. It is a Y-touring production touring in UK schools from March 2006. The performance will be followed by a live debate during which the students will be encouraged to explore what they think and feel about the issues posed by the drama. The play has been specifically designed to be a valuable cross-curricular learning tool with particular relevance to the Science (particularly the new 'Twenty First Century Science' curriculum being developed by the Nuffield institute in partnership with OCR), Drama, English, PSHE/Citizenship and R. E. curricula. "Every Breath" is targeted at students at KS4 and above (Aged14+).

Four short plays for young actors Making Scenes 1 is an exciting selection of plays commissioned by the Royal National Theatre for the BT National Connections festival for young actors in 1995. Each play includes Production Notes, dealing with setting and staging, costume, lighting and casting. Also included are a set of questions and exercises for workshop classes.