Monday 2 March, 7.30pm: RADICAL by Marcus Taylor

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Feb 25, 2020
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Monday 2 March, 7.30pm

RADICAL by Marcus Taylor

RADICAL explores nationhood, xenophobia and extremism in the UK, through the comedic and endearing relationship of two car salesman, Stephen and Riley. Outside the office, the United Kingdom is rocked by the destructive forces of terrorism and divided in a nationwide debate over Islamophobia. Inside the office, the salesman clash over the turbulent state of the nation, until one of the decides to take action.

Marcus Taylor is an actor. Radical is his second play as a writer.

He takes on the role of Stephen in the reading.

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