Herons

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Herons is a contemporary stage play by British dramatist Simon Stephens that explores teenage violence, bullying, and moral disintegration in a bleak urban setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British play
contemporary play
stage play
author Simon Stephens NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
dramaturgicalStyle in-yer-face theatre
naturalism
explores consequences of crime
intergenerational trauma
masculinity in working-class youth
peer pressure
firstProducedAt Royal Court Theatre Upstairs NERFINISHED
firstProductionCity London NERFINISHED
firstProductionCompany Royal Court Theatre NERFINISHED
firstProductionCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
firstProductionYear 2001
genre drama
social realism
teen drama
hasCharacter Adele NERFINISHED
Billy NERFINISHED
Billy’s father
Scott NERFINISHED
Scott’s father
hasPublisher Methuen Drama NERFINISHED
mainTheme bullying
moral disintegration
teenage violence
medium theatre
notableFor unflinching depiction of adolescent cruelty
use of explicit language and violence on stage
originalLanguage English
partOf Simon Stephens’ early plays
setting London council estate NERFINISHED
bleak urban environment
settingFeature canal
football pitch
run-down estate
structure one-act play
subjectMatter cycle of violence
family breakdown
youth alienation
targetAudience adult
young adult
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary Britain
writtenBy Simon Stephens NERFINISHED

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