Bad Company A Play
Bad Company A Play by Simon Bent, published by S. French in 1994, is a contemporary drama that explores the lives of a group of twentysomethings at a northern resort as summer comes to a close. This edition spans 77 pages and is presented in English, capturing the essence of youthful disillusionment through a blend of casual interactions and conflicts.
Readers will find a portrayal of modern youth characterized by themes of futility and boredom, as the characters engage in casual sex and experience mindless violence. The play features a mix of comic clashes and poignant moments, offering a touching insight into the lives of its characters. With its focus on the dynamics of youth culture, Bad Company provides a relatable and entertaining examination of contemporary issues faced by young adults.
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A group of twentysomethings hang out on the seafront of a northern resort at the end of the summer season, finding little to relieve the futility and boredom of their lives. Casual sex, mindless violence and comic clashes of outlook permeate this entertaining, contemporary and humane play which paints a believable, touching portrait of modern youth.2 women, 6 men
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