John Moulder-Brown

In czarist Russia, a sixteen-year-old boy’s first love unravels when the woman he adores falls for his father, leading to heartbreak and betrayal.

Set in 19th-century France, when Teresa arrives at a boarding school for troubled girls run by an evil headmistress, students start to disappear.

A miller's daughter must learn magic from a crafty troll and spin straw into gold, in this musical adaptation of the beloved Grimms’ fairy tale

As the plague runs rampant throughout the countryside, a quarantined village is visited by a traveling circus, and children begin to disappear.

Both poetic and polemical, Doris Lessing exploded onto the literary scene with her first novel in 1950. Set in her native Rhodesia, it boldly lifted the lid on themes of psychology, racism, feminism and colonialism.