I Think We're Alone Playtext
by Sally Abbot
From those electric moments of discovery and connection to the dark hours of isolation, we all seek community and resolution. But sometimes what connects us is what we need to escape from.
I Think We Are Alone is a delicate and uplifting play about our fragility, resilience and our need for love and forgiveness.
The play was commissioned by Frantic Assembly as part of their twenty-fifth anniversary and premiered on a UK tour as a co-production with Theatre Royal Plymouth and Curve, Leicester. The original production was co-directed by Kathy Burke and Frantic Assembly's Artistic Director Scott Graham.
by Sally Abbot
From those electric moments of discovery and connection to the dark hours of isolation, we all seek community and resolution. But sometimes what connects us is what we need to escape from.
I Think We Are Alone is a delicate and uplifting play about our fragility, resilience and our need for love and forgiveness.
The play was commissioned by Frantic Assembly as part of their twenty-fifth anniversary and premiered on a UK tour as a co-production with Theatre Royal Plymouth and Curve, Leicester. The original production was co-directed by Kathy Burke and Frantic Assembly's Artistic Director Scott Graham.
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by Sally Abbot
From those electric moments of discovery and connection to the dark hours of isolation, we all seek community and resolution. But sometimes what connects us is what we need to escape from.
I Think We Are Alone is a delicate and uplifting play about our fragility, resilience and our need for love and forgiveness.
The play was commissioned by Frantic Assembly as part of their twenty-fifth anniversary and premiered on a UK tour as a co-production with Theatre Royal Plymouth and Curve, Leicester. The original production was co-directed by Kathy Burke and Frantic Assembly's Artistic Director Scott Graham.
