Tilt by Ailis Riain

Tilt by Ailis Riain

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A beautifully simple debut play, about a woman's search for answers to her family's self destruction.

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Tilt by Ailis Riain

A beautifully simple debut play, premiered by The New Works theatre company. A sister searches her brothers for empathy and answers to her family's self destruction. All three are trapped for ever in an obsessive need to remember and relive their treatment at the hands of a sadistic, brutalising father and of a mother overendowed with forbearance. Ailis Ni Riain's play Tilt was first staged by The New Works theatre company in Liverpool, Cork and Glasgow in 2007.

'Heartbreaking.. a thing of sad, haunted beauty and inherent musicality. Each rapid-fire phrase pummels the air in a series of blistering crescendos... building to a symphony fuelled by love and anger... anyone interested in serious theatre writing should flock to this perfectly formed miniature'

* Herald *

'Such delicate intensity that it feels as if the audience itself is holding its breath'

* Irish Times *

'A startlingly confident new Irish play'

* Cork Evening Echo *
Ailís Ní Ríain is an Irish composer and playwright.  She is a recipient of the Tom Erhardt Award, Peggy Ramsay Foundation Award and was short-listed for the James Tait Black Award. Her debut play Tilt has received five international professional productions and has been translated into French, Swedish and German. Her stage works have been produced in New York, Berlin, London, Ireland, Scotland and Sweden.
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ISBN 13 9781854599810
ISBN 10 185459981X
Title Tilt
Author Ailis Ni Riain
Series Nhb Modern Plays
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Nick Hern Books
Year published 2007-04-01
Number of pages 64
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