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His other recent plays include "Albert Speer" (2000) and "Playing with Fire" (2005), both of which premiered at the Royal National Theatre, in London. "Albert Speer", based on Gitta Sereny's biography of Adolf Hitler's chief architect, munitions minister, and friend Albert Speer, and other historical biographies and documents, focuses on Speer's imprisonment, release, and personal struggle to overcome his denial of the Holocaust. "Playing with Fire", a play about the politics of New Labour, multiculturalism, and ethnic tensions in the north of England, has been produced both on stage and in an adaptation for radio. "Testing the Echo" was concerned with a diverse set of characters preparing to become British citizens.