Gail Louw

<p>The second collection of plays from Gail Louw including the plays <em>Duwayne</em> <em>The Mitfords</em> <em>The Half Life of Love</em> and <em>Joe Ho Ho</em>.<br /> <br /> DUWAYNE: Traumatised by his best friend's murder Duwayne Brooks was treated as a potential criminal instead of a witness. He faced years of torment by those who should have been on his side. He survived Stephen Lawrence's killers but can he survive the Met? <br /> <br /> THE MITFORDS: Diana was married to Oswald Mosley and a lifelong fascist. Unity was a great close friend of Hitler. Jessica was a dyes-in-the-wool communist. Nancy was a well-loved novelist. This one-woman play follows four of the Mitford Sisters and their part in the world changing events of the twentieth century. <br /> <br /> THE HALF LIFE OF LOVE: Junot Diaz said the half life of love is forever. It remains toxic poisoning life long after love is over. How does love and nurture turn to rejection and hatred? <br /> <br /> JOE HO HO: The parallels of Linda's life are extreme; on the one hand is the deep despair of life with a demented mother. On the other is a life of passion and sex with Joe the man of her dreams. Using humour and tension the play explores how the mind deals with pain and destruction.</p>