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Andrew Rosendorf’s play deals with major themes around military service, identity and more

Kyle has just returned from Afghanistan. An American soldier who would do anything for his country, he was injured in a blast, losing both his legs and then some. Stripped of his pride, his job, and his manhood, he is the shell of a man. Andrew Rosendorf follows his character as he adjusts to a life of disability and comes to terms with his sexuality. The writer does a disservice to both characters and context.

New offerings include a major revival of The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute

A new play co-created by people living in the South West shows the long history of LGBTQIA+ loneliness and belonging in the region. Mistreatment and...

Opportunity for young writers in Peterborough This February the successful Eastern Angles’ Young Writers’ Group for ages 16-30 returns for its third series and it’s going digital - but time is running out to get involved. Friday, 22nd January 2021, 2:25 pm Saffiya Ingar performing an extract of a play by one of the 2020 Young Writers at Signal Fires in October at The Undercroft. Photo: Thomas Byron Over a two-week free online intensive course, you will learn the principles of great playwr...