Bright/Playing Fields - Wiseman, Polly
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Bright by Polly Wiseman Clair is bright. Too bright. She crackles with energy. She has a flat, a boyfriend, a life - until one night she loses it all... Sectioned to a psychiatric ward, should Clair comply with the system or defy it? Is she manic, as the doctors tell her - or just too 'bright' for their liking? A play about saving your world, your wits, your spark - your life. Sometimes minds aren't lost. They're stolen. Playing Fields by Neela Dolezalova Thyme's with Flea, when it pleases her. Kieran festers in a world of fish'n'chips. Pete and his digi-cam are getting closer and closer. And…mehr

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Bright by Polly Wiseman Clair is bright. Too bright. She crackles with energy. She has a flat, a boyfriend, a life - until one night she loses it all... Sectioned to a psychiatric ward, should Clair comply with the system or defy it? Is she manic, as the doctors tell her - or just too 'bright' for their liking? A play about saving your world, your wits, your spark - your life. Sometimes minds aren't lost. They're stolen. Playing Fields by Neela Dolezalova Thyme's with Flea, when it pleases her. Kieran festers in a world of fish'n'chips. Pete and his digi-cam are getting closer and closer. And Justin's learning curve suddenly does a 360 degrees. An extraordinary play about love, protest and growing up.
Autorenporträt
Whilst studying at RADA, Polly established and became Co-Artistic Director of the theatre company, Fireraisers. She joined the Royal Court Young Writers programme and was selected as one of the UK delegates for World Interplay 2001 International Festival of Young Playwrights in Australia. She has worked as journalist for The Evening Standard, Elle and I-D magazine. In Autumn 2000 Polly joined the Soho Young Writers' group and developed her first full-length play, Bright. She is currently writing two new plays; 'Loaded' for the Operating Theatre Company and 'Liberties'.