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The History of the Devil by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Dog Company in 1980. This new publication of the full script includes 7 photos of the original production, poster art and manuscript pages from The Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil & Sarah Stokes.

The Magician by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Dog Company in 1978. This first publication of the full script includes 14 photos of the original production, poster art and manuscript pages from The Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil amp; Sarah Stokes.

Crazyface by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Cockpit Youth Theatre in 1982. This new publication of the full script includes poster art from the original production and manuscript pages from The Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil & Sarah Stokes.

Hunters in the Snow by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Hydra Theatre Company in 1973. This first publication of the full script includes 3 photos of the original production, poster art and manuscript pages from The Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil & Sarah Stokes.

"Frankenstein in Love opens a new chapter in the life (and death) of fiction's most popular monster, as Frankenstein's monster, more terrifying, more insatiable than ever, bursts into the 20th century.

In a devastated South American state, the monster is acclaimed as a revolutionary hero. But his dreams of absolute power are threatened when his inhuman lust for the beautiful Veronique drives him to one last confrontation with his maker.

In this electrifying romance, the horror of Frankenstein spills out of the cinema screen onto the live stage!" -- Production flyer, 1982

Frankenstein in Love by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Dog Company in 1982. This new publication of the full script includes 8 photos from the original production and later Edinburgh Fringe Festival and poster art from the Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil & Sarah Stokes.

"What did you do last night?

Politician Philip Vandenburgh thinks he was asleep. But he was seen on the other side of the city consorting with hoods and hookers, pimps and pushers.

And, in the back streets, he knifed his best friend in a bloody underworld vendetta.

What did you do last night?

Are you sure?" -- Production flyer, 1980

Nightlives by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Dog Company in 1979. This first publication of the full script includes 8 photos from the original production and poster art from the Clive Barker Archive.

Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil & Sarah Stokes.