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245 10 Out of sorts /|cwritten by Danusia Samal. 
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520    "Zara has spent her adult life being two different people.
       The good Muslim daughter, all set to marry the man her 
       family approves of - and a free-spirited British 
       millennial, who parties as hard as she works. Over one 
       dramatic weekend, the lies she's been telling to keep 
       these two worlds apart begin to unravel and she is forced 
       to confront her real identity. Danusia Samal's play Out of
       Sorts was the winner of Theatre503's International 
       Playwriting Award 2018. It premiered at Theatre503, London,
       in October 2019"--About the play. 
532 1  Compatible with accessibility standards for most Level A 
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