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Dark Vanilla Jungle and other monologues
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Description
It was a very hot day – dazzling sunshine! – and Mum – she was wiping sweat from her neck. No, not wiping. Dabbing . . . Dab . . . Dab. Mum was a beauty. Not like me. And don't tell me I am because you'll be lying and I won't thank you for it. Not today. Not when this whole thing – us, here - is about me telling the truth.
The latest from Philip Ridley is a beautiful, breathtaking new drama about one girl's craving for family and home, and the lengths she will go to achieve them.
Dark Vanilla Jungle embarked on a national tour of Great Britain in spring 2014.
This edition also features a selection of previously unpublished monologues by Philip Ridley alongside the play.
Product details

Published | Mar 20 2014 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 80 |
ISBN | 9781472523501 |
Imprint | Methuen Drama |
Dimensions | 8 x 5 inches |
Series | Modern Plays |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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We need writers such as Ridley to take us to these dark crevasses of experience . . . it all remains with you like a vivid hallucination
The Arts Desk
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No one captures pain, violence and the misery of love gone wrong quite like Philip Ridley
Telegraph
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Flawless script . . . his writing is second to none . . . it's breathtaking
Female Arts
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Ridley, as ever a master of lyrical unpleasantness, who here creates a picture of innocence corrupted . . . This is lacerating excruciating theatre, which leaves the audience exhausted and speechless
Evening Standard
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There is grit flecked with sparkle and punishing bleakness with a hint of magic . . . When it comes to oddly exquisite horror, no one does it better
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