Perfect Match - Owen, Gary

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Résumé :
Joe and Anna have been together for nine years, and as far as he is concerned will stay together for another ninety. But the minute they set a date for the wedding, Anna panics. A new dating agency promises to scan the online persona of everyone in the world, guaranteeing to find your soul mate. Anna looks at Joe and wonders - can he Gary Owen's warm, wise and very funny comedy asks if it's possible to find our perfect partner, or whether we're better off leaving it to chance. Can our ideals of romantic love ever compete with reality? A nippy, entertaining play that brings a light touch to huge themes. - Financial Times Perfect Match is a very modern, and very funny, take on the dating game. - Bucks Herald A sprightly piece of comic writing. - Public Reviews

Biographie:
Gary Owen is the winner of the George Devine, Meyer Whitworth and Pearson Best Play Awards. His other plays include Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco, The Shadow of a Boy, The Drowned World, Mrs Reynolds and the Ruffian and Love Steals Us From Loneliness. With Helen Raynor he was writer and creator of the BBC Wales series Baker Boys. His most recent theatre work includes Perfect Match for Watford Palace Theatre, where he is a creative associate, and Ring Ring, a new version of La Ronde for the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. In June 2015 he made his Royal Court debut with Violence and Son, directed by Hamish Pirie. Iphigenia in Splott for Sherman Cymru won Best New Play at the UK Theatre Awards 2015....

Sommaire:

Gary Owen's plays include Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco, The Shadow of a Boy, The Drowned World and Ghost City. Most recently he's written Love Steals Us From Loneliness, part of National Theatre Wales' debut season, Blackthorn for Theatr Clwyd and Mrs Reynolds and the Ruffian for the Watford Palace Theatre, as well as being co-creator and writer of the BBC Wales TV series, Baker Boys. His work has won the George Devine Award, the Meyer Whitworth Award, the Pearson Best Play Award and a Fringe First at the Edinburgh Festival, has been translated into a dozen languages and produced all over the world.