MARK NIEL   (1963 - )


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British
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Plays by Mark Niel

MARK NIEL
Being Nice
1st Produced:
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Company:
A Kick in the Arts
1st Published:
Lazy Bee Scripts, 2007
ISBN/ASIN
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Genre:
comedy
One Act
Parts:
Male
1
Female
2
Parts Other:
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Notes:
Contains some strong language and adult humour
Synopsis:
Being Nice is set in a terraced house and deals with the relationship between Geoffrey, a middle-aged divorcee and his two female lodgers Emily and Alison (both in their late twenties). The equilibrium of the household is disturbed one Saturday morning when quiet, bookish Emily decides that Geoffrey is the man for her and begins her charm offensive to woo him. Geoffrey is completely blind-sided by this and hasn't a clue what to do about it. Emily's plans are hampered by Ali, a street wise, fun loving girl who thinks Emily can do better. Secrets and hidden motivations emerge and threaten to de-stabilise the previously happy house. What will the outcome be and who emerges the winner?
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MARK NIEL
Human Relations
1st Produced:
Leighton Buzzard
Nov 2008
Company:
A Kick in the Arts
1st Published:
Lazy Bee Scripts, 2008
ISBN/ASIN
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Genre:
Comedy Five minute Play
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Parts:
Male
1
Female
1
Parts Other:
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Notes:
A winner of the Marie Curie One Page Play Competition in 2008
Synopsis:
Peter is so dedicated to his job in HR his professional life spills over into his personal life without him noticing how weird this is. Paula is his long suffering girlfriend who so far has managed to see past his shortcomings. They meet for dinner in a top class restaurant one year after they started dating. Anniversary or Annual Review? No prizes for guessing which option Peter takes?
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