Two towers. Ten years. Twenty plays. Ten years after 9/11; twenty international writers respond to the defining event of our times. Published here are their individual plays; which woven together formed the basis of Decade; an immersive theatrical production from Headlong theatre company. The writers: Samuel Adamson; Mike Bartlett; Alecky Blythe; Adam Brace; Ben Ellis; Ella Hickson; Samuel D. Hunter; John Logan; Matthew Lopez; Mona Mansour; DC Moore; Abi Morgan; Rory Mullarkey; Janine Nabers; Lynn Nottage; Harrison David Rivers; Simon Schama; Christopher Shinn; Beth Steel; Alexandra Wood. dazzling... a bold experiment in engaging with history; realised with flair - Evening Standard astonishing... deeply moving... illuminated by humour and a strong sense of human resilience. - Telegraph
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. What fun!By KreepyGrrlIve been playing with the projects in this book for a week or so now; and am having great fun. Granted; some are projects Ive already done; like bleach discharging and painting through a stencil; but I love the idea of completing a series of similarly-sized cloth pieces; and then stitching them all together into one project at the end. Im thinking cloth art journal.If youre a hardened; wizened old crone of a fiber artist; who feels shes done it all already; then this book is not for you. But; if youre a novice; or someone who enjoys another point of view sometimes; along with some new stuff; then have a look at Ms. Steins ideas here.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Hoped for moreBy JennyI bought this book because of the many wonderful reviews. I bought "Textile Art" at the same time. I received "fabric art workshop" first. I looked few quite a few times and thought; "Well; Ill keep it for reference; but..." Today I received the "Textile Art" book. I LOVE IT! I didnt realize they were the same author! I now see how they build off each other. If you are looking for a great book; buy the "Textile Art" book by Susan Stein first. Then if you want to buy this one; you would like it better. Or I do.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. niceBy sanNice book...lots of good stuff
