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Wind Bit Bitter, Bit Bit Bit Her

Sami IbrahimSeries: NHB Modern Plays
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Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Nick Hern Books

About

When bereaved mother Mary finds a disembodied arm, a conspiracy builds: maybe her child isn't quite so dead after all.
Shortlisted for Soho Theatre's Tony Craze Award, Sami Ibrahim's Wind Bit Bitter, Bit Bit Bit Her is an enthralling monologue about love and loss.
It was first performed as part of the 2018 VAULT Festival, London.
Also available in the collection Plays from VAULT 3.

Related Subjects

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

Extended Details

  • SeriesNHB Modern Plays

    Reviews

    "'Feels very Black Mirror-esque'"
    Broadway World
    "'Examines the uncertain line between conspiracy and paranoia'"
    The Upcoming

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    Sami IbrahimAuthor