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Eight (play)
Eight is the first play written by Ella Hickson. Hickson created eight monologues ready to air at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival in August 2008. These monologue (of 15 minutes each) offer a state-of-the-nation group portrait. The official website for the performance describes it as "looking at what has happened to a generation that have grown up in a world where everything has become acceptable."
Eight was formed around the results of a survey that asked twenty-somethings what defined their generation; Hickson tried to answer their almost unanimous response of ‘apathy’, with a show that works to find the glimmers of faith amidst wholesale cynicism. Eight looks at the singular, personal effect of an otherwise social phenomenon.
== Performances ==
For each performance, the audience was asked to vote for which four of the Eight monologues they would like to see. As the audience entered the auditorium, all eight characters were lined up across the front of the stage - but only the four characters with the highest votes would perform. The other four characters would remain onstage, reminding the audience that in each choice we make we are also choosing to leave something behind.
Such a procedure is not essential for a performance of Eight and directors, of course, should remain in control of the line-up and order of play if they should so wish.
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