ISBN: 9781068233449 - eat the rich but maybe not me mates x (26 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Loading states. "If there's one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country. it's FOMO."Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britain's class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you 'make it out' and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a QandA with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Loading states. "If there's one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country. it's FOMO."Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britain's class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you 'make it out' and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a QandA with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Loading states. "If there's one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country. it's FOMO."Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britain's class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you 'make it out' and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a QandA with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. If theres one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country its FOMO. is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britains class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you make it out and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a Q&A with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion. A sharp, funny look at class, identity and friendship. Jade Franks's solo show asks "What happens when a Liverpool girl crashes the Cambridge bubble?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Loading states. "If there's one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country. it's FOMO."Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britain's class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you 'make it out' and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a QandA with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. If theres one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country its FOMO. is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britains class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you make it out and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a Q&A with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion. A sharp, funny look at class, identity and friendship. Jade Franks's solo show asks "What happens when a Liverpool girl crashes the Cambridge bubble?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. If theres one thing worse than classism and the disparity of wealth in this country its FOMO. is a darkly funny, politically sharp solo show about class, survival and double standards in modern Britain.Inspired by real events, it follows Jade, a working-class Scouser who gets into Cambridge and takes a cleaning job to get by, secretly scrubbing the toilets of the very people she studies alongside.As she wrestles with code-switching, inherited shame and the exhausting mental gymnastics of trying to belong in an institution built to exclude people like her, the show lays bare the absurdities of Britains class system and the cost of learning to navigate it.At a time when arts funding is being slashed and working-class voices are pushed further to the margins, Eat the Rich refuses to flatten class struggle into easy binaries. Instead, it asks: what happens when you make it out and is the cost always a quiet betrayal of where you came from?CAST: 1 actorDURATION: 60 minutesThis edition contains a Q&A with Jade Franks (writer) and Ellie Fulcher (dramaturg), along with questions to use for study and discussion. A sharp, funny look at class, identity and friendship. Jade Franks's solo show asks "What happens when a Liverpool girl crashes the Cambridge bubble?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…