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Condemned by the mother of Jamie Bulger and acclaimed by the critics - for tackling the subject of child killers - this is the controversial new play from the winner of the Sunday Times Playwriting Prize 2001 Few kids have a secret as chilling as Timmy's. Stephanie loves Raquel to death. Acutely topical, darkly satirical and brutally uncompromising - these two monologues explore the shattering of childhood innocence. \"The play opens up a moral minefield. Who can, or should, consent to what? Can anyone consent to something on the behalf of another? What power can anyone, a person or a community, have over the mind and life of another? Morris's play sends you out in a state of moral turbulence.\" (John Peter, Sunday Times) \"For once, the play at the eye of an Edinburgh storm is a good one\" - Guardian \"This 70-minute play would alone have been worth a trip to Edinburgh\" - Sunday Times \"If The Age of Consent had been written by the sainted Alan Bennett it would be acclaimed as a triumph\" - Daily Telegraph The Age of Consent is published to tie in with its London premiere at the Bush Theatre in January 2002 |
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