The Buzz - A Play by Lydia Rynne
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Top 3 of The Bread & Roses Playwriting Award 2016/2017
"Success turns smart people crazy. Like smack, it’ll never be enough, only leave you gurning for more.”
Kyla was once a TV personality. Now she's the dress hanging on the arm of her celebrity popstar boyfriend. When her anti-establishment squatter brother pays her a surprise visit on the night of the biggest music award ceremony of the year, she is forced to confront the life, and lie, she's been living.
The Buzz is a dark comedy exploring the seduction of fame, overnight celebrity culture and the injustices we disregard in favour of our own success. The Bread & Roses Theatre is proud to present The Buzz as the final instalment of the 2016/17 Playwriting Award.
⭐⭐⭐⭐1/2 "the right balance between moments of black humour, and room for the characters" - Breaking the Fourth Wall
⭐⭐⭐⭐ "muti-layered and topically relevant" - Act Drop
⭐⭐⭐⭐ " captivating" - London Pub Theatres Magazine
"Funny and heartbreaking" - The Plays the Thing
"Lydia Rynne’s smart script evokes the mood (...) that troubles our time" - British Theatre Guide
ISBN: 978-1-912504-04-6
⭐⭐⭐⭐ "muti-layered and topically relevant" - Act Drop
⭐⭐⭐⭐ " captivating" - London Pub Theatres Magazine
"Funny and heartbreaking" - The Plays the Thing
"Lydia Rynne’s smart script evokes the mood (...) that troubles our time" - British Theatre Guide
ISBN: 978-1-912504-04-6
About the playwright:
Lydia Rynne is a writer for stage and screen. A finalist in BFI/Creative England's Funny Girls scheme, Lydia penned the short film Nugget Love which was selected as a Sundance Ignite Finalist. Her one woman play Hear Me Howl premiered in London in March 2018 and went on to the Plymouth and Edinburgh fringe festivals in Summer 2018.
Lydia Rynne is a writer for stage and screen. A finalist in BFI/Creative England's Funny Girls scheme, Lydia penned the short film Nugget Love which was selected as a Sundance Ignite Finalist. Her one woman play Hear Me Howl premiered in London in March 2018 and went on to the Plymouth and Edinburgh fringe festivals in Summer 2018.
