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Under Their Influence
Wayne Buchanan
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Description for Under Their Influence
paperback. Randoulph is in hospital, a convicted murderer. His doctor unravels the incidents leading to the murder and his mental collapse. This play reveals why he intervened in a domestic dispute, with tragic consequences. It raises questions about the way black are perceived and treated in the mental health system. Editor(s): Robson, Cheryl. Num Pages: 96 pages. BIC Classification: DD. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 199 x 131 x 5. Weight in Grams: 114.
Time Out Critics' Choice. Featured on BBC TV, Choice FM and local radio. Randoulph is in hospital, a convicted murderer. His doctor unravels the incidents leading to the murder and his mental collapse. The play raises questions about the way black people are perceived and treated in the mental health system.
Time Out Critics' Choice. Featured on BBC TV, Choice FM and local radio. Randoulph is in hospital, a convicted murderer. His doctor unravels the incidents leading to the murder and his mental collapse. The play raises questions about the way black people are perceived and treated in the mental health system.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2002
Publisher
Aurora Metro Press United Kingdom
Number of pages
96
Condition
New
Number of Pages
96
Place of Publication
Twickenham, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780953675753
SKU
V9780953675753
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99-25
About Wayne Buchanan
Wayne Buchanan He trained as an actor at Oval House Youth Theatre. His theatre credits include: Bitter and Twisted, Zumbi, and Temporary Rupture (Black Theatre Co-op), Nine Night (Umoja), Foxtrot in the Sand (African People’s Theatre) and Two (Oval House). His writing credits are: Vengeance staged in 1998, nominated for an EMMA Award and ... Read more
Reviews for Under Their Influence
“The alter egos threaten to take over the asylum in an excellent new play.” Time Out “...the best play so far to constructively deal with a serious issue in the black community. Wayne Buchanan deserves a Grammy for this one...” The Gleaner