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KIRSTIE SWAIN
Nationality: British
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Kirstie Swain: 2011/2012: Currently on the BBC WRITERS ACADEMY. 2011: Our Days of Rage Co-writer. Performed at Old Vic Tunnels Aug/Sept . Taking part in WRITE TO SHINE, a joint master-class and mentoring initiative with Shine Drama and the National Youth Theatre. Original Series BIG FISH is currently under option to director Minkie Spiro. Her first stage play Demolition in Progress was performed at the Baron's Court Theatre in April 2011, by KDC Theatre
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Demolition in Progress Our Days of RageDemolition in Progress
Synopsis:
An old couple are required to move from their house, so that it can be demolished. When a council worker arrives to enforce the move, they take a dark and defiant stand to stay where they are.
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Synopsis:
Directed by NYT's Artistic Director Paul Roseby, 'Our Days of Rage', is written in response to the uprisings across North Africa, the Middle East and Middle England and staged over the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Ten years on from 9/11, a generation of actors and writers brought up on fear will mark this anniversary with an urgent response to the unfolding Drama in North Africa, the Middle East and Middle England. UK students try their hand at anarchy while young Arabs fight for the right to protest and are willing to die for their cause. From an Arab Spring to another UK Winter of Discontent; the latest battle in the war on terror is coming to a department store near you.
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written by Natasha Collie, Karla Crome, Warren Drew, Joel MacCormack, Thom May, David Mumeni, Steve Rolling, Martin Stirling, Kirstie Swain; Director : Paul Roseby; Other : Philip Osment (Dramaturgy)
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Old Vic Tunnels, London 18 Aug 2011
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National Youth Theatre of Great Britain
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Drama - political
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