Lovesong of the Electric Bear: Modern Plays
Autor Snoo Wilsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 23 feb 2015
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781474255301
ISBN-10: 1474255302
Pagini: 104
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.11 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Methuen Drama
Seria Modern Plays
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1474255302
Pagini: 104
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.11 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Methuen Drama
Seria Modern Plays
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
There is increased interest in the story of Alan Turing's life in recent years, with focus on Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal in The Imitiation Game feature film - this version of the story is sure to add to the growing interest in this important figure in British history
Notă biografică
Snoo Wilson (1948-2013) was born in Reading, studied at the University of East Anglia and was a founding director of the Portable Theatre, Brighton and London. During his career, Wilson was script editor for the Play for Today series, BBC TV, dramaturg for the RSC, director of the Scarab Theatre and also taught film scriptwriting at the National Film School. With a writing career from the 1960s, Wilson's place as an important and distinguished playwright was confirmed in his many award-winning plays both in Britain and across America.
Recenzii
Snoo Wilson's winding surreal play about the life of oddball genius mathematician Turing . . . Wilson's play treats the story with much off-the-wall humour. Mostly it aims to give us an insight into what may have been going on in this remarkable man's head.
Predictable salvos from Edward Albee and Harold Pinter are being upstaged at this summer's Potomac Theatre Project by a premiere featuring a walking, talking teddy bear ... zings energetically ... Your heart goes out to this figure as he gets bullied at school, loses an inspiring friend, taps into his own genius, becomes a crackerjack cryptologist for the English during the Second World War and begins to understand the cognitive capabilities of inanimate objects - that is, the idea of computers.
this 2003 play by the reliably off-the-wall Snoo Wilson . . . still springs surprises. . . . It's a highly coloured fantasia . . . veering from the sentimental to the surreal.
a genius at compressing a wide range of interests - occultism, biology, genetics, space travel and the supernatural - into bizarrely imaginative dramatic constructs. . . . Wilson breaks up the narrative with unusual and witty diversions into theories of cryptology, the homophobic witch-hunts of J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, the humanity of animals and the computer, Artificial Intelligence and the simple, delightful relationship of the mathematician and his furry friend.
Snoo Wilson had a wilder imagination than most of his more highly feted contemporaries put together.
Predictable salvos from Edward Albee and Harold Pinter are being upstaged at this summer's Potomac Theatre Project by a premiere featuring a walking, talking teddy bear ... zings energetically ... Your heart goes out to this figure as he gets bullied at school, loses an inspiring friend, taps into his own genius, becomes a crackerjack cryptologist for the English during the Second World War and begins to understand the cognitive capabilities of inanimate objects - that is, the idea of computers.
this 2003 play by the reliably off-the-wall Snoo Wilson . . . still springs surprises. . . . It's a highly coloured fantasia . . . veering from the sentimental to the surreal.
a genius at compressing a wide range of interests - occultism, biology, genetics, space travel and the supernatural - into bizarrely imaginative dramatic constructs. . . . Wilson breaks up the narrative with unusual and witty diversions into theories of cryptology, the homophobic witch-hunts of J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, the humanity of animals and the computer, Artificial Intelligence and the simple, delightful relationship of the mathematician and his furry friend.
Snoo Wilson had a wilder imagination than most of his more highly feted contemporaries put together.