Blood on the Stone

Blood on the Stone'Blood on the Stone' is a gripping account of the cartel, warlords, gun runners and shadowy traders who populated Africas bloody diamond wars, and the faltering, decade long effort to clean up an entire industry.

Karen Malpede's four plays are set during influential events from the late twentieth century to the present: the Bosnian war and rape camps

as well as an essential key to understanding the pronunciations of the words therein

Rounding out the discussion are essays that locate the challenges and innovations of art education from in international perspective

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somatic therapist and advocate Martha Eddy uses original interviews

Steve Blandford explores how the “break up” of Britain has influenced contemporary British drama

unconventional social arrangements and shared intimacies between performer and audience

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with barely any training and little chance of getting on

this collection of essays

John Timberlake focuses on the notion of science fiction as an "imaginary topos

it's clear that theatre with and for young people has widespread and enduring appeal