Sharing a drab Alabama trailer with her mother (who works as a prostitute) and a flickering television, 15 year-old Lisa is over looked by life. When the charming and enigmatic Clint takes an interest, her world rapidly and irreversibly descends into unimaginable darkness. Scooping 'Best Play' and 'Best Playwright' awards on both sides of the Atlantic, The Glory Of Living confirmed Rebecca Gilman as one of theatre's most daring and accomplished voices. Savage and disturbing, this incendiary drama lures both its audience and its cohort of unsettling characters into the most brutal fringes of human existence.T835519586Producer LAMDA (Final Year Students). | |
| 6 Jul 10 to 14 Jul 10 | LAMDA, Inner London :: V838624816 listing details L1348963205 |
T322638254Company Oxford School of Drama. Director Che Walker. | |
| 8 Jun 04 to 12 Jun 04 | BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), Inner London :: V168 listing details L01772254847 |
T935519574Director Kathryn Hunter. Design Liz Cooke. Lighting Paule Constable. Design Liz Cooke. Sound Paul Arditti. Performer Lorcan Cranitch. Performer Tony Curran. Performer Monica Dolan. Performer Thomas Fisher. Performer Milly Gregory. Performer Joanna Griffiths. Performer Linda Henry. Performer Colin Mace. Performer William Marsh. | |
| 14 Jan 99 to 6 Feb 99 | The Ambassadors Theatre, West End :: V382 listing details L01988469829 |
| 14 Jan 99 to 6 Feb 99 | The Ambassadors Theatre, West End :: V382 listing details L0209748905 |
