Scot-Free: New Scottish Plays (NHB Modern Plays)

Scot-Free: New Scottish Plays (NHB Modern Plays)

by Alasdair Cameron (Editor), Alasdair Cameron (Editor), Edited by Alasdair Cameron (Author)

Synopsis

Includes: Writer's Cramp by John Byrne, Losing Venice by John Clifford, Elizabeth Gordon Quinn by Chris Hannan, The Letter Box by Ann Marie di Mambro, Dead Dad Dog by John McKay and The Steamie by Tony Roper.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Nick Hern Books
Published: 03 May 1990

ISBN 10: 1854590170
ISBN 13: 9781854590176

Media Reviews
Reviews from the Scotland tour of THE STEAMIE by Tony Roper, 2012, published in the volume SCOT-FREE: 'A Glasgow institution in its own right, The Steamie is as Glaswegian as the Gorbals, the People's Palace, deep fried mars bars and the cone on the head of the Duke of Wellington's statue. This wonderful play is a slice of Glasgow's social history delivered eloquently and emotionally in true Glesga patter.' - www.backstagepass.biz 'This remains an immensely important play with obvious resonances today. It is a lament for the death of community. Roper's use of the Scots language is so vivid, his observation of life so astute, that this era of friendship and solidarity is borne again.' - Whatsonstage.com 'one of Scotland's most loved comedy dramas... this play brings together issues of women's rights with the realities of a simpler life with humour, good nature and tenderness... a must see for people of all ages' - publicreviews.com