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On Religion
Informed by conversations with Britain's leading philosophers, theologians and scientists, including Professor Richard Dawkins, Rev Dr Giles Fraser, Professor John Gray, Baroness Julia Neuberger, Archbishop Rowan Williams and Tariq Ramadan, On Religion is a considered exploration of the complex issues of faith and religion, presented through a moving,theatrical story.
On Religion is part of a groundbreaking series of theatre essays, which use theatre as a way of exploring the fundamental preoccupations of modern life. Other works include On Ego, On Love and On Death, also published by Oberon Books.
On Religion premiered at the Soho Theatre in November 2006.
On Religion is part of a groundbreaking series of theatre essays, which use theatre as a way of exploring the fundamental preoccupations of modern life. Other works include On Ego, On Love and On Death, also published by Oberon Books.
On Religion premiered at the Soho Theatre in November 2006.
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90 pages, Paperback
First published November 27, 2006
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March 4, 2020
Undoubtedly parts of this play went over my head, but I'm studying it for my first ever drama module at uni so will hopefully find some enlightenment next week!
From what I did understand, On Religion was a fascinating dive into religion and science, opposing beliefs, and familial relationships which are affected by the previous two things. This was interesting and engaging, but also made me smile and laugh. The dad character was warm and just so 'Dad'ish that he was the perfect thing to balance out the seriousness of most scenes.
Extremely enjoyable.
From what I did understand, On Religion was a fascinating dive into religion and science, opposing beliefs, and familial relationships which are affected by the previous two things. This was interesting and engaging, but also made me smile and laugh. The dad character was warm and just so 'Dad'ish that he was the perfect thing to balance out the seriousness of most scenes.
Extremely enjoyable.
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