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Angel

Henry NaylorSeries: NHB Modern Plays
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Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Nick Hern Books

About

Told by a woman killed in a cycling accident, Death of a Cyclist is a poignant, bleakly comic monologue that imagines the moments after death, and our struggle to come to terms with the biggest shock of all.
This play is taken from Steve Waters: Shorts, five short plays from acclaimed playwright Steve Waters, all of them deeply personal accounts of his attempts to make sense of twenty-first-century Britain and an ever-changing world.

Related Subjects

  • English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
  • European
  • Drama
  • Adult Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesNHB Modern Plays

    Reviews

    "'A moving and exciting piece of theatre... filled with a surprising amount of humour, offset with a great deal of pathos'"
    British Theatre Guide
    "'Simple but devastating... beautifully-structured... poses tough questions about our own complicity in the chaos'"
    Scotsman
    "'Riveting; war reportage in verbal form: a tale of witness from on the ground in Syria... I would see it again, in an instant'"
    The Times

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    Henry NaylorAuthor