Mike Bartlett
About This Book
Mike Bartlett is regarded as one of the most talented playwrights to emerge in the late 2000s. His varied body of work addresses many of the crises that mark the early twenty-first century. This volume is the first extensive study of the plays and television series of the award-winning writer. It analyses some of his best-known works, including Cock, Doctor Foster, King Charles III and Albion, and it adds new interviews with Bartlett and with several of the collaborators he relies on most. The plays and television series are grouped by theme rather than by medium, so readers can see how his stage and screen work influence each other. An opening biographical chapter covers the early influences on his writing, namely Harold Pinter, Mark Ravenhill, Tony Kushner and Quentin Tarantino. It also covers his time in the Young Writers Programme at the Royal Court and his work with the Apathists. The book belongs to the Routledge Modern and Contemporary Dramatists series, which offers critical introductions to internationally pioneering playwrights and is aimed at giving undergraduate students a way into the key figures of modern drama.
ISBN: 9781032191935
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