Fair

Cast: 1f 2m

Staging: Minimal requirements

Amateur rights performance fee: £85 per performance (plus VAT where applicable)

Published in volume Fair & Felt Effects: two plays
First Staged:
Finborough Theatre 2005 & West End 2006

Fair

By Joy Wilkinson
Published in volume Fair & Felt Effects: two plays

A powerful drama about the potent appeal of far right policies to young people in the UK.

Melanie meets Railton upside down on the Revolution ride. A spin on the waltzer, some chips and a spliff, and it goes off like fireworks... until she discovers his politics, and the relationship implodes. What is turning young people to the right? How and why are the BNP managing to recruit? Fair confronts the racism brewing in Britain's northern towns and beyond.

Joy Wilkinson's play Fair was first performed at the Finborough Theatre, London, in 2005, and then at Trafalgar Studios in the West End in 2006.

Press Quotes

'With its thought-provoking politics, warm-hearted humanism and ideas about English identity, this is an evening that's as near bliss as you can get'

Stage

'Thoughtful without resorting to blunt polemic, exciting without becoming sensationalist - quite a ride'

The Times

Cast: 1f 2m

Staging:Minimal requirements

Amateur rights performance fee: £85 per performance (plus VAT where applicable)

Published in volume Fair & Felt Effects: two plays

Also by Joy Wilkinson:

The Sweet Science of Bruising
Women, Power and Politics: Now
Felt Effects
Acting Leader
Fair & Felt Effects: two plays

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