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The Knowledge

English · Paperback

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Informationen zum Autor John Donnelly is a past winner of the Tom Erhardt Award! the PMA Award for Best New Writer and the NSDF Sunday Times Playwriting Award. His plays include The Pass (Royal Court)! a version of The Seagull (Headlong/UK Tour)! Little Russians (Tricycle Theatre/ First Blast: Proliferation Season)! The Knowledge (Bush Theatre)! Encourage the Others (Almeida Projects)! Songs of Grace and Redemption (Liminal Theatre/Theatre 503)! Showtime (LAMDA)! Conversation #1 (The Factory/V&A/Latitude Festival) and Bone (Royal Court Theatre). John's work for television includes the short film Henry (Channel 4's Coming Up! 2013) and two episodes of Utopia (co-writer; Kudos/Channel4) and an episode of Glue (Channel 4/Eleven Films)! both 2014. Most recently! he adapted his stage play The Pass for screen! produced by Duncan Kenworthy/Toledo Productions and starring Russell Tovey. The Pass was chosen to open the BFI Flare Festival before returning to BFI London Film Festival; it was the opening night film for NewFest and closed Twist: Seattle Queer Film Festival! all 2016. Klappentext Being a teacher means weekends. Because that's something Zoe's not sure she even knows how to do herself. Examining what happens when a young teacher goes off the rails in a failing school! The Knowledge by John Donnelly premiered at the Bush Theatre! London! in January 2011. Zusammenfassung Being a teacher means weekends. It means thirteen weeks holiday. It means a secure job in uncertain times. But Zoe doesn't want to have to rescue her students. She doesn't want to be called a slag. She doesn't want to sleep with the Head of Science. And she doesn't want to teach a group of kids how to do life. Because that's something Zoe's not sure she even knows how to do herself. Examining what happens when a young teacher goes off the rails in a failing school, The Knowledge by John Donnelly premiered at the Bush Theatre, London, in January 2011. ...

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Authors John Donnelly
Publisher Faber & Faber
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback
Released 03.02.2011
 
EAN 9780571276721
ISBN 978-0-571-27672-1
No. of pages 144
Dimensions 126 mm x 198 mm x 10 mm
Subject Fiction > Poetry, drama > Drama

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