[audiobook] Hybrid Drawing Techniques: Design Process and Presentation by Gilbert Gorski at Arts-Photography

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Acclaimed for his screenplays for TV dramas including Skins; Shameless; The Fades; This is England 86/88/90 and Glue; Jack Thorne first emerged as a writer of unflinching; compassionate and often challenging plays for the stage. Described as a powerful voice for Britains youth (Independent); he remains one of the most distinctive talents working in theatre today. This collection; with a revealing introduction by the author; covers a period of intense creativity - beginning with When You Cure Me (Bush Theatre; 2005); a painful - and painfully funny - play about being very young and in love; and coping with serious illness at the same time. One of the years finest pieces of new writing Evening Standard In the monologue play Stacy (Arcola Theatre; 2007); twenty-something Rob tells the story of a confusing couple of days in which everything in his life seems to have gone wrong. A pin-sharp; brilliant piece of work Time Out 2nd May 1997 (Bush Theatre; 2009) distils all the euphoria and despair of New Labours landslide electoral victory into three stories told with quiet profundity and verve (Telegraph); while Bunny (Edinburgh Fringe; 2010) is a white-knuckle ride through the streets of contemporary Britain; written for a solo female performer. Terrific Scotsman Red Car; Blue Car is a heartbreaking short play about guilt; grief and responsibility; written for and performed at the Bush in 2011. Finally; Mydidae (Soho Theatre; 2012); a two-hander set entirely in a bathroom; is an electrifyingly intimate account of the darker side of love which hits audiences like a punch in the gut (Whatsonstage.com)