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Amy Ng

AMY NG

  

Nationality:    British
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Literary Agent:    Berlin Associates  represented by Alexandra Cory

Playwright Amy Ng trained on the Royal Court Theatres Critical Mass Programme and the British East Asian Writers group supported by The Young Vic. Staged readings include Acceptance as part of Vibrant 2015  A Festival of Finborough Playwrights. Short plays include Special Occasions (St. James Theatre and Arcola Theatre) and A Little Night Music (Bread and Roses Theatre and The Space). Prelude to a Feast won the Oxford University Film Foundation competition for Best Short Screenplay. Amy is also a historian with a research interest in multinational empires, imperial decline, and nationality conflict, and the author of Nationalism and Political Liberty (Oxford University Press)

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below is a list of Amy Ng's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Acceptance         Beyond Cathay         Little Night Music, A         Shangri-La



Acceptance

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A Chinese musician applies for a scholarship at the ultra-prestigious Eliot University. A brilliant student, a world-class violinist, she's the perfect candidate  but also the alleged victim of sexual abuse by her boarding school teacher. Is she a victim of the white male establishment? An oriental seductress? A deluded nymphomaniac? An attention-seeking liar? Worldviews clash, prejudices are exposed, values are tested and racial and sexual anxieties come to a head as the admission committee struggles.

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Now in its seventh consecutive year, the multi-award-winning Finborough Theatre - the coalface of British Theatre - presents its annual explosion of new writing - Vibrant 2015 - A Festival of Finborough Playwrights, running on Sunday and Monday evenings and Tuesday and Thursday matinees between 25 October-12 November 2015. This year's festival features an eclectic and idiosyncratic selection of twelve staged readings of twelve new works by a dozen UK and international playwrights, both established and new, all discovered, developed or championed by the Finborough Theatre. Concentrated solely on full length works for the stage, this year's Vibrant 2015 - A Festival of Finborough Playwrights includes playwrights from England, Scotland, Wales, the United States and New Zealand. As always we strive to be as diverse as possible, and this year's festival once again features 50% female playwrights, together with work from African-American, East Asian, British-Lebanese, British-Israeli and Maori playwrights.

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Beyond Cathay

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Reverie Productions Next Generation Playwriting Competition, New York City    

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Little Night Music, A

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Shangri-La

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Bunny, an ethnic minority tour guide in China, struggles to break free from Western travellers determining and defining her life. Nelson, her Chinese boss, wants a new kind of tourism - sustainable, respectful, enabling genuine cultural exchange. Their white clients yearn for something authentic and unique. These desires collude and collide in Shangri-La.

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