Start Swimming
Ebook, 45 pages ISBN: 9781780019901Publication Date:
2 Nov 2017
£6.99 £5.59You save £1.40 (20%)
First Staged:
Young Vic Taking Part; Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2017

Start Swimming

By James Fritz

Ebook £6.99£5.59

A play about occupation, revolution and what the future holds for today's youth.

One step away from disaster, there's only one thing left to do: start swimming.

First staged by the Young Vic Taking Part department, Start Swimming was also performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2017.

Ideal for schools, youth theatres and amateur companies to perform, James Fritz's Start Swimming demonstrates an innovative playwright at the top of his craft.

Start Swimming is also available in the volume Comment is Free & Start Swimming: Two Plays.

Press Quotes

'Both a caustic critique of contemporary society's treatment of young people and an exploration of the role of language in the perpetuation and justification of the practices under critique'

Exeunt Magazine

'Theatrical and fun... radiates a puckishness and sense of mischief that mocks control systems even as it articulates their bleakness'

Time Out

'Raw and vivid... a powerful indictment of the situation in which many people find themselves'

Scotsman
Ebook,45 pages ISBN: 9781780019901Publication Date:
2 Nov 2017
£6.99 £5.59You save £1.40 (20%)

Also by James Fritz:

The Flea
Ross & Rachel
Comment is Free & Start Swimming
twins
Comment is Free
Parliament Square
The Fall
Four Minutes Twelve Seconds
Lava
Lava
James Fritz Plays: One
Skyscraper Lullaby

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