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nut (NHB Modern Plays)
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Elayne doesn't want company but company won't leave her alone. Everyone's got an opinion but no one's listening and things are starting to slip.
nut premiered at The Shed at the National Theatre in October 2013, directed by the author.
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ACT ONE
Scene One
In ELAYNEâs place. | |
ELAYNE | It would start with something bout how I am. |
AIMEE | Original. |
ELAYNE | Not no shit about how people think I am but how I (am) how I really / am. |
AIMEE | Iâd write / it. |
ELAYNE | Wouldnât trust you to write it Iâd write it â have something / prepared. |
AIMEE | You canât write it â yânot meant to write / it. |
ELAYNE | Iâd write / it. |
AIMEE | Someone else is meant to write it â |
ELAYNE | someone / who? |
AIMEE | someone else is meant to say the nice somethings thatâs / the (point) â |
ELAYNE | someone / who? |
AIMEE | thatâs the point, writin your own is wrong â writin your own is arrogant. |
ELAYNE | Iâd be being accurate. |
AIMEE | Your version a accurate which is arrogant. |
Iâd get it right. | |
ELAYNE | Wouldnât trust you to get it right, toldju. |
AIMEE | Iâd get the tone right â get the feel, work the crowd or whoever shows up â youâd just write the good bits / about â |
ELAYNE | The point is to write the good bits no one knows about |
AIMEE | canât be that good if no one donât know bout them. |
ELAYNE | Discreetly good. |
AIMEE | âDiscreetly goodâ? |
ELAYNE | Youâre only good when people are watchin. |
AIMEE | If no oneâs there then there is no point â when no oneâs there you can just be yourself â |
ELAYNE | which is what? |
AIMEE | I know me. And you aint no / angel. |
ELAYNE | Iâm good whether you watchin or not â not waitin on no audience. |
AIMEE | Wouldnât sit there and watch. |
ELAYNE | Might learn something. |
AIMEE | Not from you. Iâd write your eulogy and people / would â |
ELAYNE | Youâre not writing mine not writing on / mine. |
AIMEE | people would remember, people would recall and regret â |
ELAYNE | donât want no oneâs regrets donât want no regrets â this is / why â |
AIMEE | or if not regrets then â Iâd write somethin / that â |
ELAYNE | this is why youâre not getting nowhere near / it. |
AIMEE | you write it peopleâll be like â âwho does she think she is?â |
ELAYNE | Nowhere / near. |
AIMEE | âWho the fuck does she think she is?â |
ELAYNE | Right. |
AIMEE | You donât want that to be their last / impression of â |
ELAYNE | They / wonât. |
AIMEE | their last impression of you. |
ELAYNE | They wouldnât know who wrote what if I wrote it â theyâd juss hear the words â |
AIMEE | theyâd / know. |
ELAYNE | hear the words and be too busy / bein sad â |
AIMEE | Theyâd know cos Iâd tellem. What bits I did and what bits I didnât. Iâd leave a taste, leave an odour somethin thatâll linger longer than the service â an emotional stain â |
ELAYNE | my people would smell your bullshit â |
AIMEE | thatâs how Iâd write your / eulogy. |
ELAYNE | theyâd know iss not bout me and embarrass you, their impression of me intact, solid amongst your written / shit. |
AIMEE | Iâd be honest boutchu not harsh â not too harsh, but / honest. |
ELAYNE | Theyâd know and you wouldnât be invited â |
AIMEE | you wouldnât know if Iâd be there |
ELAYNE | getchu barred. |
AIMEE | By who? You gonna have bouncers on the doors-of-your-demise? Even more â see â even more bout âWho the fuck she think she is with security?â |
ELAYNE | Get it written in you ent got no entry⌠People like you wouldnât be invited. |
AIMEE | Like me who? |
ELAYNE | Like / you. |
AIMEE | Who am I like? |
ELAYNE | (quietly) âŚYânot like no one I know. |
AIMEE | What? |
ELAYNE | Yânot like no one I / know. |
AIMEE | I aint like no one you know, thatâs right. Iâm unique. Who you know? Who you invitin? Whoâd you know to invite even? |
Beat. | |
Youâd want me there. | |
ELAYNE | âŚYouâd have to do the inviting â |
AIMEE | what? |
ELAYNE | âŚYouâd have to do the inviting â |
AIMEE | (s... |
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Original Production
- Characters and Note on Text
- nut
- About the Author
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