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Stephen Oxley
Archive > Solo Shows
Readings of New Work by Stephen Oxley
whose adaptation of Laurence Sterne's The
Life and Opinions of Trisram Shandy Gentleman
is a solo theatre classic. Stephen is currently
seeking permission to work on a new literary
adaptation and developing his own original play.
coming soon
Stephen Oxley's
latest work
Black Bile!
inspired by
The Anatomy of Melancholy
by Robert Burton
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