Oxford Street (Modern Plays)

Oxford Street (Modern Plays)

by Levi David Addai (Author)

Synopsis

I don't want to work here much longer, I got bigger plans than dis place...I gotta make it. Can't be living in my forties and still working in retail. Can't be living in the struggle no more. Oxford Street: where the streets are paved with gold, if you just know where to look. At Total Sports, security guard Kofi and his workmates are making sure everything runs smoothly, easing the daily grind with plenty of jokes and chat about the future. Young or old, they all want more from life. The only difference is how they'll go about getting it. This boisterous and comic new play from Levi David Addai (93.2FM) looks beyond the glossy facade of the high street at the stories and ambitions of the workers within.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
Pages: 112
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Methuen Drama
Published: 02 May 2008

ISBN 10: 1408109158
ISBN 13: 9781408109151
Book Overview: A programme text published to coincide with the world premiere at the Royal Court Theatre, London, on 2nd May 2008 Levi Addai's first play, 93.2FM, was described as 'a memorable and decidedly promising debut' by The Times. 'Levi has his finger on the pulse - a writer to watch out for' Choice FM

Media Reviews
'Addai punctures glamorised ghetto mythology with delicious wit' Sam Marlowe, The Times, 12.05.08 'After delivering a lorry-load of laughs, the piece, which bristles throughout with urban authenticity, abruptly sharpens into a bleak portrait of lonely vulnerability' Dominic Cavendish, The Daily Telegraph, 12.05.08 'beautifully crafted dialogue' Siobhan Murphy, Metro (London), 09.05.08
Author Bio
Levi's first play, 93.2FM was performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 2005 and then revived in 2006 before touring to Cardiff, Birmingham, Liverpool and Brighton. House of Agnes was produced by Paines Plough at the Oval House, March 2008.