Title in German- {Brüder Presnjakow: Töten den Schiedsrichter}  Published by Gabo Kiado, Budapest, Hungary. Hungarian title- {Oleg es Vlagyimir Presznyakov: Öljük meg a bírót!} Published by Editura Art, Bucuresti. Language: Russian  Published by AST{AСТ,Астрель}. Moscow, 2009. Language: [Russian]. Nick Hern Books,London, 2003. Language: English   Nick Hern Books, London, 2003. Language: English   Published by Eksmo{Эксмо}, Moscow, 2005. Contains "Playing the victim"-play, "Floor covering"-play, "Captured Spirits"-play, "Terrorism"-play, "Something about technologies of how to live life"-play. Language:Russian  Published by AST{AСТ,Астрель}.Moscow, 2008. Contains "Bad bed Stories"-play, "Before the flood"-play, "Pub"-play  "Terrorism" is the duo's best known and most widely performed play. Synopsis: Six scenes from urban life. Delayed passengers grumble about a bomb scare at the airport. A man and a woman commit adultery. Office workers bicker while one of their number quietly exits to hang herself. Two grannies in a playground complain about their menfolk and make fun of a man seated on the next bench. Policemen in their barracks scrap amongst themselves. The passengers on the plane finally prepare for take off. By the end we realise these apparently random scenes are in fact linked by an almost invisible thread, subtly indicating that we bear responsibility for one another even in our soulless urban limbo. "Playing the Victim" was first staged at the Traverse Theater as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (co- produced with the Royal Court Theatre) and Told by an Idiot in 2003. Directed by Richard Wilson. "Playing the Victim" revolves around Valya, a student who gets a job playing the victim in police crime-scene reconstructions. Even though they are simulated, his repeated participation in one gruesome end after another highlights the violence and brutality endemic in contemporary life. Meanwhile, in a parallel plot that parodies Shakespeare, the ghost of Valya's father tells him that he was poisoned by his brother who later married Valya's mother.