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SHANE HUMBERSTONE
Nationality: British
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Shane Humberstone's plays including theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates
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below is a list of Shane Humberstone's plays - click on a Play Title for more information
Beasts, The First World ProblemsBeasts, The
Synopsis:
Beatrice and Benedick are in love. So Shakespeare thought. The Beasts is a contemporary look at young relationships and the challenges life can pose through the lens of Much Ado About Nothing's argumentative lovers.
Notes:
part of the "Versions" season
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Riot Act
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Synopsis:
The long walk to the remote control. The stale taste of a bagel. The low battery on your mobile phone. With 140 characters or less to fill, everyone has a problem that needs solving in our unforgiving first world. Using tweets, songs and physicality, this original piece of new writing based on the hashtag phenomenon explores the moral dilemmas of the new world. Can we complain? Can we justify our vices? And more importantly, what does Siri think of this? The Lincoln Company presents a compelling and funny modern tale of human beings awaiting first world solutions.
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1st Produced:
C Venues - C South, Edinburgh Fringe Festival
01 Aug 2014
Organisations:
The Lincoln Company
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New writing, Contemporary, 50 minutes
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