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Like a Virgin

Author: Gordon Steel   Series: Modern Plays

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A popular play exploring the troubles of adolescence, received with great critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival in 1995 and 1996.

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A popular play exploring the troubles of adolescence, received with great critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival in 1995 and 1996.

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Description

A romp through the bubble-gum years of teenage life. Angela and Mazine, besotted with Madonna, play truant from school, form a band, attempt to write songs and, with hairbrushes in hand, live out their adolescent dreams of becoming famous.

Meanwhile Angela's mother, Viv, struggles to come to terms with her marriage break-up and her daughter's explosive lifestyle, as the play rollercoasters through hope, sex, ambition, despair, and, most of all, love.

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Critic Reviews

“"This is a direct, unfussy, touching stuff" -- Benedict Nightingale, The Times "Bursting with wit and vitality...an incredibly moving play...wonderfully life affirming" -- Catherine Fellows, Scotsman "The Hull Truck Company...have discovered yet another remarkable new writer" -- Jack Tinker, Daily Mail”

This is a direct, unfussy, touching stuff Benedict Nightingale, The Times
Bursting with wit and vitality...an incredibly moving play...wonderfully life affirming Catherine Fellows, Scotsman
The Hull Truck Company...have discovered yet another remarkable new writer Jack Tinker, Daily Mail

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About the Author

Gordon Steel's first play Dead Fish won a Fringe First, and was nominated for The Independent Theatre Critics Award. Like a Virgin was a hit at the Edinburgh Festival, before going on to receive further critical acclaim on a nationwide tour with the Hull Truck Theatre Company.

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Product Details

Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC | Methuen Drama
Published
30th September 2021
Pages
80
ISBN
9781350256682

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