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| England in 1642 sees two actors fleeing
from persecution as Royalists by Cromwell's
men. As they try to meet their friend who
will help them escape, they run into two 'ladies
of the night' who recognise them as actors.
Will they hold their tongues? Can they be
bought? What revelation is one of the actors
forced to make to the other? |
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| Danny is a bright, high achiever and appears
to be on track for a successful academic career,
but he has to juggle with exam stress, dealing
with parents, keeping fit, coming to terms
with his own sexuality and getting to know
the opposite sex. His strong admiration for
Helen changes his life forever when she experiences
a profound trauma and, deeply concerned, Danny
abandons all conformity. There are two versions
: one, has extracts from Shakespeare; the
other, has no Shakespeare and uses two characters
(’Black’ & ‘White’) to symbolise the struggle
between good and evil. |
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