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SparkPlug

Title
SparkPlug / by David Judge.
Author
Judge, David (Dramatist)
Publication
  • [London], United Kingdom : Samuel French, [2018]
  • ©2018

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Description
xv, 115 pages : portrait; 22 cm
Summary
"He's got two dads, my lad. One's black. That makes him black. I suppose." Manchester, 1983. Dave loves Rod Stewart, Joanne and his Ford Capri. He's all set for a new start. Only Joanne's about to have someone else's baby. Is Dave ready to become a dad even though he's not the father? A punch and poetic exploration of family, race, identity and love, SparkPlug is the story of a white man who becomes the adoptive father, mother and best friend of a mixed-race child, David. Inspired by autobiographical events and exploring the playwright's background as an actor and spoken word artist, SparkPlug is a lyrical and energetic monologue that examines what family means in today's society--back cover.
Subject
  • 2000-2099
  • Fathers and sons > England > Manchester > Drama
  • Racially mixed families > England > Manchester > Drama
  • Families > England > Manchester > Drama
  • Race awareness > Drama
  • Families
  • Fathers and sons
  • England > Manchester
Genre/Form
  • Monologues, English – 21st century.
  • Monologues with music – 21st century.
  • Drama.
  • Monologues (Drama)
  • English drama – Black authors – 21st century.
Note
  • Casting: 1 man
Awards (note)
  • Finalist for Alfred Fagon Award Best New Play of the Year 2017.
Call Number
Sc D 19-300
ISBN
  • 0573116210
  • 9780573116216
OCLC
1086479778
Author
Judge, David (Dramatist), author.
Title
SparkPlug / by David Judge.
Publisher
[London], United Kingdom : Samuel French, [2018]
Copyright Date
©2018
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Awards
Finalist for Alfred Fagon Award Best New Play of the Year 2017.
Chronological Term
2000-2099
Local Subject
Black author.
Research Call Number
Sc D 19-300
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