A Study Guide for Nina Raine's "Tribes"
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Tribes
Nina Raine
2010
Introduction
Tribes is an award-winning play composed by noted British playwright Nina Raine for the English Stage Company. It was first performed in October 2010 at London's Royal Court Theatre and has since become a stage favorite across the English-speaking world. An intimate, emotionally nuanced play, Tribes engages with the dynamics of the modern family and the profound social alienation experienced by the deaf. It is at once a compelling drama and a romance, examining a wide array of mental, emotional, and physical handicaps through the lens of a loving, albeit discordant, family. The play poses essential questions about the impact of communication upon character and about the value of expression, in all its myriad forms, in healing estrangement and nurturing human connection. Tribes offers an unflinching, ultimately optimistic commentary on the social stigmas that divide people, and on the common humanity, too often overlooked, that brings people together.
Author Biography
The Daughter Of Celebrated Poet And Oxford University Don Craig Raine And Noted Oxford Lecturer Ann Pasternak Slater, Grandniece To Novelist Boris Pasternak, Raine Was Born In Oxford, England, In 1975. She Grew To Adulthood In The Company Of Three Brothers, One Of Them Also A Budding Playwright, And Early On Demonstrated The Creative Talents And Inclinations That Would Later Propel Her To Theatrical Fame. In 1998, Raine Graduated With Top Marks From Christ Church College Of Oxford University With A Degree In Literature. Almost Immediately, The Young Graduate Began To Pursue Her Growing Passion For Theater And The Dramatic Arts, Lending Her Creativity To A Wealth Of Directors And Playwrights In Their Own Creative Endeavors. Even In Secondary Roles As Assisting Writer Or Producer, Raine Was Recognized For Her Creative Talents And Sensitivity To Human Rights Issues.
The playwright's first independent success, her performance Rabbit, premiered to positive reviews in Britain's Red Lion Theatre in 2006 and soon made the jump across the Atlantic to be performed in New York and on other