Mrs Delgado by Mike Bartlett

Mrs Delgado by Mike Bartlett

Helen, along with sixty-seven million other people, is in lockdown. Unfortunately, Helen's neighbour, Mrs Delgado, is not. Mike Bartlett's funny and poignant play for one actor tells a story of desire, control, raised blinds and lowered boundaries. Mrs Delgado was first performed by Ellen Robertson and directed by Clare Lizzimore in December 2021 at the Old Fire Station, Oxford, where Bartlett's play Snowflake premiered to critical acclaim. This edition also includes the monologue Phoenix, a powerful story of fire and destruction, self-deceit and the corrosion of trust. Phoenix was first performed in 2020 by Bertie Carvel as an audio drama, part of English Touring Theatre and Headlong's Signal Fires storytelling project.

'Hilarious.. has the gleeful glow of someone returning to what they love. The story and characters tumble out fully formed. The jokes feel effortless, the passion instinctive. It's a heartfelt rallying cry for the importance of community... Mrs Delgado bursts off the page'

* Guardian *

'Provocative, uncannily topical... rewardingly witty'

* Telegraph *

'Riveting... With Bartlett's ability to write characters with such sincere humanity, this 60-minute drama is as bewitching as it is unsettling... exquisitely worded'

* The Stage *

Mike Bartlett is one of the UK's most exciting and inventive writers. His plays, including King Charles III and Earthquakes in London, have been performed at the National Theatre, the Royal Court, in the West End, around the UK, and on Broadway, winning numerous awards. For television, his works include Doctor Foster, Trauma, Press and Life.

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ISBN 13	9781839040542
ISBN 10	1839040548
Titel	Mrs Delgado
Autor	Mike Bartlett
Serie	Nhb Modern Plays
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Nick Hern Books
Erscheinungsjahr	2021-12-09
Seitenanzahl	56
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