Code: 04846497

Scottish Widows

Name: Scottish Widows
Brand: OBER
SKU: 04846497
Price: 14.05 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Grae Cleugh
ISBN: 9781783191598

by Grae Cleugh

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 72
Publisher: OBER, 2014
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Book synopsis

Full of fun, seriously dramatic too, the monologues take you on a wondrous journey through the lives of six Scots who lose their partners but come out the other end still fighting. These are their strange, marvellous stories of sex, drugs, crown green bowls, heartbreak and a Turkish adventure! Grae Cleugh's first play F***ing Games was produced at the Royal Court Theatre and was directed by Dominic Cooke. It won him the Laurence Olivier Award for the UK's Most Promising Playwright.