The Village Bike - Skinner, Penelope
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Isn't she gorgeous? Hardly been ridden. She's been in the garage just gathering dust. Becky is pregnant-and friskier than ever. But she can't seem to get the attention of her husband who is more interested in the baby manual than her new underwear so she turns to the porn stash under the bed. As her husband prepares for the baby's months-away arrival Becky takes matters into her own hands. As the summer heats up she sets out on an adventure that starts with the purchase of a used bike from a

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Isn't she gorgeous? Hardly been ridden. She's been in the garage just gathering dust. Becky is pregnant-and friskier than ever. But she can't seem to get the attention of her husband who is more interested in the baby manual than her new underwear so she turns to the porn stash under the bed. As her husband prepares for the baby's months-away arrival Becky takes matters into her own hands. As the summer heats up she sets out on an adventure that starts with the purchase of a used bike from a
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Penelope Skinner's plays include Friendly Monsters (MTC online lockdown reading), Angry Alan (Underbelly/Soho), Meek (Traverse/Birmingham Rep), Linda (Royal Court/MTC), The Ruins of Civilisation (MTC), Fred's Diner (Chichester Festival Theatre/Magic Theatre, San Francisco), The Sound of Heavy Rain (Paines Plough/Crucible), The Village Bike (Royal Court/MCC), Eigengrau (Bush), Fucked (Old Red Lion/Assembly Rooms) and Lyonesse (Harold Pinter Theatre). For The Village Bike she was the recipient of the 2011 George Devine Award and the 2011 Evening Standard Charles Wintour Award for Most Promising Playwright. For Linda she was shortlisted for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize and was the winner of the Berwin Lee Award. For Angry Alan she was the recipient of the Edinburgh Fringe First Award.