Dickens in America - Gearing, Nigel

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Résumé :
Dickens in America is an imaginary lecture given by Charles Dickens on his travels to America in the nineteenth century. Drawn from his many letters, speeches and his book American Notes, this play - first produced at Bristol Old Vic in 1998 - is a gripping journey into Dickens' life and work.

Biographie:
Nigel Gearing's stage plays include 'Snap', 'Berlin Days Hollywood Nights', 'The Queen of Spades' and 'High Wire'. His translations and adaptations include Moliere's 'Don Juan', Jorge Diaz's 'My Song is Free', Michael Azama's 'Crossfire', Catherine Anne's 'Agnes and an adaptation of Orwell's 'Down and Out in London and Paris'....

Sommaire:
Nigel Gearing - Previous work includes Snap, Berlin Days Hollywood Nights, Dickens In America, Elgar's Tenth Muse, Janis In The Chelsea, Blue Heart Afternoon, English translations of Don Juan and La Dispute, French translations of Marlowe's Edward II and Webster's The Duchess Of Malfi, also collaborations on film scenarios including Ascendancy and Intimacy, both of which won Best Film at the Berlin Film Festival. His stage adaptation of Le Grand Meaulnes has been produced in the UK, the USA and at Jenin's Freedom Theatre, Palestine. He has also written numerous plays and adaptations for BBC Radio....