A new edition of this 'Tour-de force' (Time Out) based on the life of Quentin Crisp - revived for the Edinburgh Festival with drag artist Bette Bourne giving his 'masterclass in mirth' (Variety) A sell-out sensation when first presented in London and New York, Resident Alien is revived for the Edinburgh Festival this summer and for Christmas at the Drill Hall, London, as well as gigs in Seattle USA (July 2001) and the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Festival (February 2002)
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Review:
'The great majority of this absorbing monologue consists of Crisp's own words... wisely Fountain doesn't attempt any trudge through the life story... Instead, Crisp treats us to his views on television, oral sex, the nature of style and the secret of happiness... 'Daily Telegraph 'Bette Bourne is one of the most compelling figures I have ever seen on stage... He becomes Crisp almost to the life... Fountain both assembles Crisp's greatest epigrammatic hits... and knits them together with material which is plausibly in character' Financial Times Resident Alein 'turns a solitary man into a singular entertainment' Time Out
About the Author:
Tim Fountain was born in West Yorkshire and lives in West London. He has written for theatre, film and television. He is coproducing this revival
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- PublisherNick Hern Books
- Publication date2001
- ISBN 10 1854596578
- ISBN 13 9781854596574
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages48
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