fiji land

AvNick Gill

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Engelska, 2014

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“Look. no one cares. no one cares what we do as long as we’re here, doing what we’re told”Welcome to Fiji Land. Things are very simple here. Follow orders. Fight the good fight. You can even take photos. Grainer’s new. He asked to come over here. Wolstead likes to watch people while they sleep. Meanwhile, Tanc’s here to do what he’s told and do it proper.Fiji Land is a surreal and incisive play about the very real things that happen when cell doors shut and the world looks away.“as long as we’re safe, we don’t want to know what’s going on to keep it that way, do we?”

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2014-01-08
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:88
Filformat:EPUB
Kopieringsskydd:LCP
ISBN:9781783195893
Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Serie:Oberon Modern Plays

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OffWestEnd Award Most Promising Playwright nominee Nick Gill's recent work includes Sand (Royal Court Theatre) and Mirror Teeth, also nominated for OffWestEnd Award Best New Play. Nick was one of The Apathists, who wrote new shorts every month for a year, performed at Theatre503; other short plays have been seen at Hampstead Theatre, Trafalgar Studios, Soho Theatre and Latitude Festival. Mirror Teeth was written with a grant from the Peggy Ramsay Foundation, and was first seen as a staged reading as part of the original Vibrant! – A Festival of Finborough Playwrights at the Finborough Theatre in 2009.

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'Not for the faint hearted, but essential to anyone who wants to consider what crimes may be being committed in the name of 'security.' Oxford Times 'A richly imaginative, darkly witty and at times unsettling experience.' - Exeunt 'A surreal, disquieting interrogation.' - Stage 'Playwright Nick Gill has created a clever allegory in which a nursery becomes a concentration camp and pot plants are transformed into silent prisoners.' - Everything Theatre 'An intriguing proposition, a riddle to solve with echoes of Harold Pinter's 'The Hothouse'. ' - Time Out