Bøker av Mark Wheeller

Set text for OCR GCSE 9-1 Drama examThis play tells the tragic true story of Dan Nolan, a teenage boy who went missing on the 1st January 2002 after a night out fishing with his best friends.

Pandemexplosion shares positive journeys through the pandemic, contrasted with the horror of the 2020 Port of Beirut explosion, as a verbatim play. Commissioned by International School of London, Pandemexplosion offers a diverse ensemble cast ample opportunity for imaginative theatrical interpretation typical of a classic Wheeller play.

A short study guide and oral history of I Love You, Mum - I Promise I Won't Die by Mark Wheeller. A GCSE Drama Set Text from September 2022, the book features the origins of the play and a useful scheme of work for teachers.

Widely studied, frequently staged - verbatim theatre is everywhere. In this new book, playwright Mark Wheeller, one of the most performed living playwright in the UK, takes a personal journey through the form, and demystifies the making process. Perfect for teachers, educators, and students.

Written in the same documentary style as Too Much Punch For Judy, Mark's first version of Race to be Seen, his play about Graham Salmon MBE, was awarded Critics' Choice at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (1984).

A brand-new collection of monologues for actors of all ranges and genders, selected by Mark himself from his best-loved plays.

A brand-new collection of duologues for actors of all ranges and genders, selected by Mark himself from his best-loved plays.

Chequered Flags to Chequered Futures is one of Mark Wheeller's verbatim plays. It tells the true story of Chris Gilfoy, the Rookies World Champion Banger Racer in 2000.

New revised version of Mark Wheeller's second play to be performed more than 5,800 times about road safety.

Based on a tragic drink drive accident that results in the death of the vehicle's front seat passenger. Her sister Judy, driving the car, escapes unhurt - but can never escape the consequences of her own reckless behaviour. It is one of the most performed contemporary plays, with 6058 licensed performances between 1987 and 2020.

Game Over tells the harrowing story of teenager Breck Bednar, who was groomed over the internet and brutally murdered on 17 February 2014 by someone he met online.