Breaking the Ice
By (Author) Kieran Lynn
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Oberon Books Ltd
26th September 2016
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
822.92
Paperback
64
Width 130mm, Height 210mm
94g
The Arctic is in danger and the only thing that can save it is bureaucracy.
Frank Montgomery is the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Chief Scientific Advisor to the Arctic Council. Hes in Barrow, Alaska, at the biannual meeting of the Council in Barrow, Alaska to give the speech that will tilt the scales. The only problem is he has spilt yogurt on his suit, left his speech at the breakfast buffet and been kidnapped by militant activists. Can he make it back to the back to the podium before its too late
Both a clever shot at the bureaucratic chains of command that plague our lives, and a genuinely funny piece of writing * Time Out *
Kieran Lynn is notable for the sheer guts with which he animates big, frightening ideas on stage * The Scotsman *
A tight three-hander Kieran Lynn triumphs here with a sharp, modern satire on a timeless topic * What's On Stage *
Kieran Lynn is an award-winning playwright, in 2012 he won the Nick Darke Award for his play Wild Fish. His play, An Incident at the Border was performed at the Finborough Theatre, a critical and commercial success the production transferred to the West End.