Girls and Dolls by Lisa Mcgee

Girls and Dolls by Lisa Mcgee

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A striking play from Northern Ireland about two women and the childhood tragedy they'll never be allowed to forget.

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Girls and Dolls by Lisa Mcgee

A striking play from Northern Ireland about two women and the childhood tragedy they'll never be allowed to forget. For Emma and Clare, 1980 was the summer they met at the swings, the summer they built a tree house and stole from Dennis O'Donnell's shop. The summer a young mother and her infant daughter moved into number 14... Now in their thirties, Emma and Clare struggle to come to terms with the chain of devastating events that began that summer, to understand what they did, what they became and how they were judged. Lisa McGee's play Girls and Dolls was first performed by Tinderbox Theatre Company on a tour of Northern Ireland in 2006. It won the Stewart Parker Trust Award in 2007.

'Lisa McGee adds a new twist to a well-worn genre in this upsetting and powerful play about repressed memories'

* Guardian *

'Beautifully written and sensitively observed'

* Irish Times *
Lisa McGee is a playwright and screenwriter from Northern Ireland. She is the creator and writer of Derry Girls, the hit television comedy series (Channel 4, 2018-22). Her plays include Jump, The Heights, Nineteen Ninety-Two, and Girls and Dolls, for which she won the Stewart Parker Trust Awared in 2007.
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ISBN 13 9781854599704
ISBN 10 1854599704
Title Girls and Dolls
Author Lisa Mcgee
Series Nhb Modern Plays
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Nick Hern Books
Year published 2006-11-09
Number of pages 96
Prizes Winner of Stewart Parker Trust Award 2007
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