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Sarah Grochala

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9 Jun 2009 1840029307 978-1840029307
May is an idealist. She s fighting for a better world and has sacrificed more than most. So when the old regime is destroyed, she is rewarded with a job as a prison photographer. Inspired by the work of the photographer Nhem En, Sarah Grochala draws on prison records and interviews with both prisoners and Khmer Rouge cadres to create a startling and affecting drama.

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Playwright Sarah Grochala won the first Protect the Human Playwriting Competition in 2007. Previous plays include Waiting For Romeo (Pleasance London, January 2009; RADA and the Edinburgh Festival 2006) which was chosen by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be presented as part of the celebrations marking the centenary of Ibsen s death.

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