In the Moss
by Emma Zadow
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Exponentially increasing levels of unemployment and simmering racial tension in Moss Side, inner Manchester, exploded into mass riots on the 8th of July 1981, following the siege of a police station.
In the Moss frames the events from the perspectives of Janet, a student nurse working in A&E, and Nav, a Sikh police officer on the streets. Both crave a return to normality and just want to fit in, but when violence breaks out and a teenage boy is stabbed, they are thrust together and forced to confront questions that arise about what really happened in the Moss.
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Author Biography
Emma Zadow is an actor, playwright and screenwriter from Norfolk. She trained at Rose Bruford College as an actor, and her plays have been performed at the Arcola, the Old Red Lion Theatre, Camden Fringe Festival, Norwich Arts Centre and Pleasance Theatre. Emma is an alumni playwright from the Soho Theatre Writers Lab, and she was shortlisted for the ETPEP Award and Tony Craze Award. A BBC New Creative, her screenplays include the hit short film The Cromer Special and Jigging. Emma now lives in London.
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Copyright © Emma Zadow, 2021
Renard Press Ltd
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- Publisher Renard Press
- Publication Date June 2021
- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- ISBN/Identifier 9781913724559
- Publication Country or regionUnited Kingdom
- FormatPaperback
- Primary Price 10 GBP
- Pages96
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Copyright Year2021
- Page size198x128 (198x128) mm
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