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The Bonefire Rosemary Jenkinson

Name: The Bonefire Rosemary Jenkinson
SKU: BELL-47170816
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (18 reviews)

SKU: BELL-47170816

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.73 MB

Pages: 70

Author: Rosemary Jenkinson

ISBN: 9781408147368, 9780713684742, 0713684747, 140814736X

Language: English

Year: 2006

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The Bonefire Rosemary Jenkinson by Rosemary Jenkinson 9781408147368, 9780713684742, 0713684747, 140814736X instant download after payment.

A glittering comedy of manners set among the sectarian classes, The Bonefire takes a darkly satirical look at what really lights the fire of the Loyalist community as it prepares for the Twelfth of July celebrations. Jenkinson’s play is set in southern Belfast, in the heart of the working-class Ulster Loyalist territory, during the run-up to the annual ‘boney’ (the bonfires on the night before the 12 July Protestant celebrations). Brother and sister Tommy and Leanne are living together. Tommy is a member of the UDA and deals drugs to pay the rent; Leanne keeps everything spanking at home. The arrival of Davy, however, a civil servant, means that things take a turn as plots and schemes surface. As the bonfires are built higher and higher, so the pressures and tension get greater and greater