Books by Phyllis Nagy

This award winning play concerns the disappearance of Sarah Casey, who goes missing after leaving a seedy bar in Hell's Kitchen. The last person to see her was Elston Rupp, who works in a thrift shop and dresses in his clients' clothes. Was she killed, or did she try to escape her existence?

In the METHUEN CONTEMPORARY DRAMATISTS series this collection contains Nagy's best known plays; "Weldon Rising", "Disappeared", "The Strip", and "Butterfly Kiss".

"Weldon Rising" is Nagy's debut which takes a surreal look at the soulless poverty of urban life. "Disappeared" won the 1992 Mobil Playwriting competition.

Specially commissioned by the Hampstead Theatre, "Neverland" is a blend of humour and surrealism, with interconnected issues of sex, truth, sincerity, psychology and mystery.