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Greenwash written by David Lewis is published by Josef Weinberger and available now.

Alan works in Public Relations. He knows how to win friends and influence people. He has worked for George Bush (both the 41st and the 43rd presidents) and now works for Big Oil.

This brand new adaptation from Samuel French and adapted by April De Angelis brings Emily Bronte’s passionate and spellbinding tale of forbidden love and revenge to life on stage.

Josef Weinberger are pleased to announce the publication of The Grapes of Wrath, written by John Steinbeck and adapted by Tim Baker.

First produced to great acclaim at Clwyd Theatr, Cymru, Baker’s new adaptation is more than just an epic tale of the Joad family’s fated trip from the dust bowls of Oklahoma to the “promised land” of California.

Josef Weinberger Plays are delighted to announce the publication of Timing, which received its World Premiere on October the 7th in 2009 at the King’s Head Theatre in London. Timing is the first play by impressionist and actor Alistair McGowan.

This offering from Josef Weinberger is full of musical numbers and dance/ballet routines all original numbers written by the author Kate Edgar.

Following the world premiere at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London 2007, Josef Weinberger are delighted to announce the publication of the latest farce from the successful writing partnership of Roger Leach and Colin Wakefield. Chris Peach gives his opinion of whether this play is worth considering for the amateur theatre.

A great little play from Josef Weinberger written by Peter Gordon. Easy to set, this is an ideal play for the smaller amateur theatre group.

The play is about the local slimming club, who meet once a week in the local village hall, therefore the set can be as elaborate or as simplistic as you or your groups budget allows.

Patrick Barlow’s Olivier Award winning stage adaptation is now available from Samuel French. It is based on John Buchan’s gripping whodunit which was memorably filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1935.

Released by Josef Weinberger this play written by Jane Thornton set in a hairdressers salon in North Yorkshire.

Julie Petrucci reviews NOMADS’ production of Guys and Dolls in March 2009 at the Kings Theatre. This review first appeared in Combinations, the amateur drama newsletter issued by Combined Actors of Cambridge.