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'Rita, Sue and Bob Too' and 'A State Affair'

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A provocative double-bill taking a candid look at life on Britain's council estates over a 20-year period. Written in 1982, "Rita, Sue and Bob Too" follows the lives of two feisty school girls on a Bradford estate and their affair with a married man. Sharp and funny, it captures the mood of the early Thatcher years. Eighteen years later Max Stafford-Clark and the Out of Joint theatre company journeyed back to the estates of Bradford and Leeds. "A State Affair" is an account of what they found.

Author Biography:

Andrea Dunbar was a British playwright. Her first play was The Arbor (1977), a brilliant depiction of an abusive father-daughter relationship. The play premiered at the Royal Court, directed by Max Stafford-Clark, winning the Young Writers' Festival. Her most well-known piece for theatre is Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1982), which was set in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and was a study of the sexual adventures of teenage girls. This was adapted for a film in 1986. Her third play, Shirley was produced in 1986. She died of a brain haemorrhage in 1990, at the age of 29. Born in 1947, Robin Soans is an English actor and playwright, who specialises in verbatim theatre. His plays include: Across the Divide, A State Affair (published by Methuen Drama, 2000); The Arab-Israeli Cookbook, Talking to Terrorists, Life after Scandal, Bet Noir and Will and Testament.
Release date NZ
October 19th, 2000
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
192
Dimensions
129x198x12
ISBN-13
9780413757005
Product ID
3009754

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