Kurt and Sid
In Kurt Cobain’s greenhouse, Sid Vicious—possibly returned from the dead—interrupts Cobain’s plan to kill himself. The two musicians discuss fame and their personal turmoil as Sid tries to persuade Kurt to live.
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In Kurt Cobain’s greenhouse, Sid Vicious—possibly returned from the dead—interrupts Cobain’s plan to kill himself. The two musicians discuss fame and their personal turmoil as Sid tries to persuade Kurt to live.
A theatrical account of Graham Chapman’s rise in comedy, his struggle with alcoholism and his death from cancer, including his work in Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Monty Python’s Life of Brian.
On Jura, where George Orwell is writing Nineteen Eighty-Four, Orwell and Cyril Connolly both pursue Sonia Brownell as she grieves a failed relationship. Their conversations draw on school and Spanish Civil War memories while Orwell works through his anger at Stalinist purges; symbolic figures punctuate the action, and after Orwell's death Sonia packs his books wanting to know more.
In Kurt Cobain’s greenhouse, Sid Vicious—possibly returned from the dead—interrupts Cobain’s plan to kill himself. The two musicians discuss fame and their personal turmoil as Sid tries to persuade Kurt to live.
A theatrical account of Graham Chapman’s rise in comedy, his struggle with alcoholism and his death from cancer, including his work in Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Monty Python’s Life of Brian.
On Jura, where George Orwell is writing Nineteen Eighty-Four, Orwell and Cyril Connolly both pursue Sonia Brownell as she grieves a failed relationship. Their conversations draw on school and Spanish Civil War memories while Orwell works through his anger at Stalinist purges; symbolic figures punctuate the action, and after Orwell's death Sonia packs his books wanting to know more.