The Road to Glory, 9781906582807
Paperback
A play for young people to perform by award-winning playwright Neil Duffield. It explores the way young people are attracted to go to war for adventure and money and glory. In this case they go to fight in France at the Battle of Agincourt where they discover the reality of bloody hand to hand comba…

The Road to Glory

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  • Paperback

    96 pages

  • Release Date

    18 November 2015

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Summary

  • The play explores how children were enlisted as soldiers to go to war against the French and fight in the battle of Agincourt.* Teaches British history in an entertaining way.* Suitable for schools, colleges and youth theatres to perform.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781906582807
ISBN-10:1906582807
Author:Neil Duffield
Publisher:Aurora Metro Publications
Imprint:Aurora Metro Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:96
Release Date:18 November 2015
Weight:126g
Dimensions:129mm x 200mm
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Critics Review

”… an extraordinarily moving and effective play, so dramatic that, at times, it is almost assaulting.” The Guardian”… this blazingly adventurous show.” The Scotsman”… no doubting the show’s mesmerising appeal to the imagination, which seized the audience with rapt delight.” Daily Telegraph”… there is not a moment which isn’t magical.” Yorkshire Post”… a marvellous play, a complex dramatic story, challenging in both form and content” Times Educational Supplement

About The Author

Neil Duffield

Neil Duffield has written more than 50 plays which have been produced extensively throughout Britain and abroad. His play The Lost Warrior, commissioned by the Dukes Lancaster, won the 2006 Arts Council of England Award for work which displays excellence, inspiration and innovation in children’s theatre.Recent productions include: The Ugly Duckling (Sheffield Crucible and Nottingham Playhouse 2007), Leopard (Sheffield Crucible 2007), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Dukes Theatre, Lancaster 2006). The Snow Queen (Watermill Theatre, Newbury 2006), The Firebird (Northumberland Theatre Company 2006), The Secret Garden (Helix Theatre Dublin 2005) and The Emperor’s New Clothes (Midlands Arts Centre, 2005).Neil is married to freelance theatre director Eileen Murphy and lives in Bolton.

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