🎉 Up to 70% Off Selected ItemsShop Sale
Blue Heart Playtext
Visionary playwright Caryl Churchill brings together two exhilarating one act plays.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
Visionary playwright Caryl Churchill brings together two exhilarating one act plays.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
$6.06
Original: $17.31
-65%Blue Heart Playtext—
$17.31
$6.06Description
Visionary playwright Caryl Churchill brings together two exhilarating one act plays.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
Heart's Desire sees a family awaiting their daughter's return from Australia, though in a series of alternative scenarios, this commonplace domestic scene is invaded by the surprising and the ridiculous.
Blue Kettle tells the story of conman Derek and the five women he misleads into believing he is their biological son. Try as he might, Derek's plans are scuppered when two words start to take on a life of their own...
In Churchill's ever-inventive style, the plays in Blue Heart pull apart language and structure in a way that is theatrically remarkable and fast-paced, in a stirring yet truthful exploration of family and relationships.
Originally seen in 1997, in a Royal Court production at the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End, Blue Heart was revived at London's Orange Tree Theatre in 2016.
