by Tom Casling
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SynopsisPlaywright Tom Casling says: "As a child I was fascinated with the story of 'The Prime Of Ms Jean Brodie' and the power and influence she had over (her) ‘girls’. As the story develops I could not but help think that as well as being a force for change Ms Jean Brodie also had a destructive influence on those girls. This play draws on that influence and recognises the power for change that young people have when they are fired up by an issue. I have tried to capture a current issue and to explore the lives of young people today against those of children in the less developed world. At a time when labels, logos and image are everything the play explores through the lives of the young people ‘at what cost’ and what if anything we, as a society can do about this. It also recognises that to bring about change there is often a cost, a cost that someone has to pay". This is a play for six young people aged 14-17 and five adults of various ages. It is entirely fictitious and no allusion to any school and/or similar events is intended. |
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50 mins approx | |||||
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(5m, 4njr-m, 2jnr-f) |
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Adults
Children - aged 14-17
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