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Hot Mess (NHB Modern Plays)

Ella Hickson

Publisher: Nick Hern Books

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Summary

A dark and lyrical tale about friendship, loss and loneliness.  
Twins Polo and Twitch were born with only one heart between them: where Polo is not looking to be loved, Twitch can do nothing but.  
'She writes with great assurance using charmingly poetic language... Miss Hickson proves to be an inspired director.' - British Theatre Guide
Available since: 10/09/2015.

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