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Angela, PDF eBook

Angela PDF

Part of the Modern Plays series

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Description

Mark Ravenhill's autobiographical radio play explores the way culture, high and low, impacted both his mother's and his family's lives.

Starting an adult ballet class as the only male in the group sparks a memory of life through the eyes of Ravenhill, the playwright. As time intertwines through alternating perspectives we see his family at different stages of their life. From childhood dreams of being a dancer and performer through to the creativity that brings his parents together for the first time and into their old age, this is a deeply personal and resonate drama about the intersects of life and culture.

Commissioned by Sound Stage,a new immersive audio theatre, designed by theatre-makers and leading technologists, giving audiences a unique and engrossing online theatre experience of new plays from the best in British theatre.

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