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Pride

Name: Pride
Brand: Nick Hern Books
SKU: 02009457
Price: 11.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Alexi Kaye Campbell
ISBN: 9781848423565

Alexi Kaye Campbell

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02009457

Publishers Nick Hern Books, August 2013

A hilarious and heart-felt landmark play about courage, compassion and the fear of loneliness in lif... Full description

Libristo code: 02009457

28 b

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A hilarious and heart-felt landmark play about courage, compassion and the fear of loneliness in life's journey towards self-discovery. Philip, Oliver and Sylvia exist in a complex love triangle which spans over half a century, living and loving simultaneously in 1958 and the present against a background of changing attitudes towards homosexuality. Past and present worlds grind together and melt apart, yet the future and its promise of sexual liberation remains ever elusive, as societal repression gives way to self-deception. First staged at the Royal Court in 2008, where it received critical acclaim and received numerous awards, this new edition is published alongside The Pride's revival at Trafalgar Studios, West End in 2013.