Mercy Fine - Silas, Shelley
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Mercy Fine is a gripping and intensely moving drama about the effects of a single, life-changing, moment of crisis. Mercy is in her prison bed at midnight. In just over twenty-four hours she'll be going back home - but home was where her life went so badly wrong. As Mercy's future looms, her past comes back to haunt her.... Written by Shelley Silas, Mercy Fine was the prestigious 2005 new writing commission from Clean Break, the theatre, education and new writing company. Clean Break uses theatre for personal and political change, working with women whose lives have been affected by the criminal justice system.…mehr

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Mercy Fine is a gripping and intensely moving drama about the effects of a single, life-changing, moment of crisis. Mercy is in her prison bed at midnight. In just over twenty-four hours she'll be going back home - but home was where her life went so badly wrong. As Mercy's future looms, her past comes back to haunt her.... Written by Shelley Silas, Mercy Fine was the prestigious 2005 new writing commission from Clean Break, the theatre, education and new writing company. Clean Break uses theatre for personal and political change, working with women whose lives have been affected by the criminal justice system.
Autorenporträt
Shelley was born in Calcutta and moved to London with her family when she was a child. She was a winner in the ICA's New Blood fiction competition (1996) with her short story Via Calcutta, published in the on-line anthology Endangered Species. Shrapnel was produced by The Steam Industry at BAC (1999). Falling was at the Bush Theatre (2002) where Shelley was the Pearson writer-in-residence. Radio work includes devising and co-writing The Magpie Stories, Calcutta Kosher, and The Sound Of Silence, all for Radio Four. She adapted (with John Harvey) Paul Scott's The Raj Quartet, which was broadcast on Radio Four in 2005. She is under commission to the Bush Theatre for Moses Mohammed, and Tamasha Theatre for Partitions. She has written a 90' film, The Wedding Dress, for Touchpaper TV. Shelley has compiled and edited Twelve Days, an anthology published in November 2004.