Name: Theatre Centre: Plays for Young People: Plays for Young People - Celebrating 50 Years of Theatre Centre: 2 (Aurora new Plays) (en Inglés)
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Author: Benjamin Zephaniah; Anna Reynolds; Anna Furse
ISBN: 9780954233051

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Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Aurora Metro Press

Autor

Benjamin Zephaniah; Anna Reynolds; Anna Furse

Año

2003

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

300

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN

0954233050

ISBN13

9780954233051

Categorías

Obras de teatro
Antologías

Theatre Centre: Plays for Young People: Plays for Young People - Celebrating 50 Years of Theatre Centre: 2 (Aurora new Plays) (en Inglés)

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Celebrating 50 years of Theatre Centre Edited and Introduced by Rosamunde Hutt Foreword by Pam St. Clement Listen To Your Parents by Benjamin Zephaniah | Precious by Angela Turvey | Look At Me by Anna Reynolds | Gorgeous by Anna Furse | Glow by Manjinder Virk | Souls by Roy Williams A challenging and culturally diverse collection of new plays by some of the UK's foremost writers. dealing with topics such as domestic violence, eating disorders, mother/daughter relationships and sibling rivalry, written by some of Britain's foremost writers. Beautifully written and tested in performance, these plays which deal with topics such as domestic violence, eating disorders, mother/daughter relationships and sibling rivalry, will become essential texts for theatres, schools, colleges and youth centres.