Punk Rock

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Punk Rock is a stage play by British playwright Simon Stephens that explores the volatile dynamics and psychological tensions among a group of private school students.

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instanceOf stage play
theatrical work
author Simon Stephens
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPerformanceCity London
linked to: London, England
firstPerformanceDate 2009
firstPerformancePlace Lyric Hammersmith
followedBy Wastwater
linked to: Wast Water
follows Motortown
genre drama
psychological drama
teen drama
hasAuthor Simon Stephens
hasCharacter Bennett Francis
Chadwick Meade
Cissy Franks
Lilly Cahill
Nicholas Chatman
Tanya Gleason
William Carlisle
hasPart ensemble cast of students
hasStyle contemporary realism
naturalistic dialogue
hasTheme consequences of social exclusion
fragility of teenage identity
latent violence in everyday life
pressure of academic expectations
intendedAudience adult
young adult
mainSubject adolescence
alienation
bullying
identity
mental health
peer pressure
school violence
social hierarchy
narrativeFocus psychological tension among students
volatile group dynamics
originalLanguage English
partOf contemporary British theatre
producerOfPremiere Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
setting English private school
Stockport, England
linked to: Stockport
timePeriodOfSetting early 21st century
typicalProductionVenue black box theatre
regional theatre
school theatre
workOf Simon Stephens

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Simon Stephens notableWork Punk Rock