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Noel Greig

    Noël Greig was een Britse toneelschrijver die gevierd werd om zijn bijdragen aan radicaal gay theater. Zijn werk wordt gekenmerkt door personages die hun gay identiteit actief bevestigen, waarbij ze overgaan van marginalisering naar militante zelfbevestiging. Greigs toneelstukken verkenden vaak thema's van gay bevrijding, met name door verhalen die gericht waren op historische figuren en de vervolging van homoseksuele personen. Naast het schrijven was hij een productief regisseur en producent, die theatrale producties aanzienlijk vormgaf.

    Tin Soldier and Other Plays for Children
    Do We Ever See Grace? - A play for young people
    Playwriting
    Rainbow's Ending
    AT BREAK OF DAY
    • AT BREAK OF DAY

      A Play

      • 68bladzijden
      • 3 uur lezen
      4,0(1)Tarief

      The narrative follows two soldiers on their arduous journey home after a prolonged war, where they meet a diverse array of characters. As their trek unfolds, the events take on a surreal, almost nightmarish quality, leading them through a century marked by various conflicts. This exploration delves into the psychological and emotional impacts of war, blending reality with dreamlike experiences.

      AT BREAK OF DAY
    • Set in a world dominated by two insatiable giants, the narrative explores how society and individuals respond to impending devastation. This modern fable employs a unique storytelling style that allows performers to embody both characters and narrators, encouraging creative and imaginative interpretations. With a large, flexible cast, the play invites diverse dramatic expressions, making it a multifaceted exploration of resilience and reaction in the face of overwhelming challenges.

      Rainbow's Ending
    • Playwriting

      • 200bladzijden
      • 7 uur lezen
      3,7(31)Tarief

      This text offers a practical guide to the creation of text for live performance, and contains a wealth of exercises for all individuals and groups involved in making theatre.

      Playwriting
    • The play features a unique 'clown show' format, where actors don clown-style costumes to create a vibrant backdrop for the central character, Grace. This representation highlights those marginalized by society who cultivate resilience against injustice. With its intelligent exploration of contemporary themes, the play serves as an engaging and thought-provoking experience, making it particularly suitable for school groups and young audiences. The flexible cast size allows for dynamic performances.

      Do We Ever See Grace? - A play for young people
    • Three plays for Children adapted from popular fairytales: Tin Soldier A Tasty Tale (Hansel and Gretel) Hood in the Wood (Red Riding Hood) Can be performed by one person or several.Suitable for children aged 7 and over.

      Tin Soldier and Other Plays for Children