Wrong Place

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Trevors in trouble with the law again. But this time it's serious. He faces twelve years behind bars. Roddy, Trevors dad, came to Britain in the Sixties and did the right thing worked seven days a week to put food on the table and a roof over his family's head. But now things have changed. Not only is he about to lose his son, but also his job and his marriage. And just when things couldnt get much worse, Trevor's uncle Monty shows up. Wrong Place Whether a man innocent or guilty, a black man is guilty by virtue of the colour of his skin. I learn that a long time ago. That's how the white man see it. That's how it stay.' Produced at the Soho Theatre, London, in October 2003.

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Mark Norfolk is an author who has worked as an actor, journalist and filmmaker. He has worked on programmes for BBC, Ch4 and Sky TV and has made a number of films which have screened at international festivals. His writing explores contemporary issues charting changes in society and how it affects communities.