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| Name | Angelic Tales Writers' Interviews |
| Video Uploader | Video From Theatre Royal Stratford East |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 11-06-2014 17:24:52 |
| Video Discription | Introducing Ben Fensome writer of Wild Nights! Wild Nights! Its the story of 19 year old Bryn who is obsessed with love, sex, piercings and tattoos. He's also obsessed with his best friend, his best friend's girlfriend, and his best friend's twin. Bryn is out of control in this shocking story of youthful sexual, social and emotional exploration. Introducing Fiona Whitelaw writer of Acceptable Damage. Katy, a learning disabled teenager who dreams of being a rock star is in love with Roxy one of the gang members who have targeted her home with a campaign of abuse and intimidation. Roxy's loyalties are torn. What will happen when Katy discovers that he has been one of her attackers? Introducing Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor writer of Sunday. A bold, haunting and ground-breaking exploration of love between Nigerian women, in which tragic events long buried in the past threaten to break out, consume and destroy relationships in the present. Introducing Aaron Gordon, writer of Sweating it Out. Gym-fiend Jamz is fired, flat-broke and in psychological free -fall. Working out obsessively with his bestie Charlotte is all that's keeping him together. When she sets him up to become personal trainer to the successful Andy he is humiliated but has to take the job. When Andy starts dating Charlotte that's one humiliation too many, and Jamz starts to come apart. But all of this is just a distraction from the secret that's really burning in his heart... Introducing Stephen Hoo, writer of Jamaica Boy. Set in 1960's Kingston, this love story of handsome Chinese-Jamaican Chong and his beautiful dark-skinned Ophelia has it all... Race, riots, identity, sensuality, naked ambition and every passion under the Caribbean sun. |
| Category | Film & Animation |
| Tags | Interviews | Theatre Royal Stratford East (Building) |
