Whale - Holman, David
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In October 1988 three Grey whales were trapped under the spreading ice-cap of an Arctic winter in Alaska. Whale recreates the thrilling suspense story of the international rescue operation which attracted worldwide attention and brought together American, Russian and Inuit people. Specially written for 7-12 year olds and family audiences, Whale premiered at the Royal National Theatre in December, 1989. David Holman has an 'international reputation for young people's work with adult impact and quality'. Guardian

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In October 1988 three Grey whales were trapped under the spreading ice-cap of an Arctic winter in Alaska. Whale recreates the thrilling suspense story of the international rescue operation which attracted worldwide attention and brought together American, Russian and Inuit people. Specially written for 7-12 year olds and family audiences, Whale premiered at the Royal National Theatre in December, 1989. David Holman has an 'international reputation for young people's work with adult impact and quality'. Guardian
Autorenporträt
David Holman is an English playwright with over seventy plays to his credit. His work was originally for schools, but began to be produced all over the world. He was commissioned by the RSC, Bolton Octagon and Theatre Centre, and in countries across the globe. He has worked between Australia and England since 1983 when he was first commissioned by the State Theatre Company of South Australia to write the acclaimed and much-performed No Worries for Magpie Theatre. Other plays that followed for this theatre were The Small Poppies and Beauty and the Beast.