Sticks and Stones - Patel, Vinay
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"So we're clear You know, right? You know I'm not that kind of person" Sometimes we can't find the right words. Sometimes the wrong word just slips out. Sometimes the right words become the wrong words. Sometimes that ruins everything. When a misfiring joke turns their life upside down, B sets off on a surreal journey looking for answers. In an age when technology multiplies every mistake, can we find a way to understand each other? A razor sharp satire about the search for a sure footing in an uncertain world from BAFTA nominated Vinay Patel. This edition was published to coincide with the premiere at Paines Plough and produced by Theatr Clwyd.…mehr

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"So we're clear You know, right? You know I'm not that kind of person" Sometimes we can't find the right words. Sometimes the wrong word just slips out. Sometimes the right words become the wrong words. Sometimes that ruins everything. When a misfiring joke turns their life upside down, B sets off on a surreal journey looking for answers. In an age when technology multiplies every mistake, can we find a way to understand each other? A razor sharp satire about the search for a sure footing in an uncertain world from BAFTA nominated Vinay Patel. This edition was published to coincide with the premiere at Paines Plough and produced by Theatr Clwyd.
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Vinay Patel's debut play, True Brits, premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014, transferred to the Bush Theatre's RADAR Festival and headlined Vault Festival in February 2015. His next play, Free Fall, ran at Pleasance Islington and was nominated for three Off West End Awards. He was selected for the Kudos/Bush Initiative, the Channel 4 Screenwriting Course and BBC iPlayer Drama Shorts scheme. His television debut, Murdered By My Father, was released on BBC3 in March 2016 and repeated on BBC1.