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|a Gray, Afsaneh.
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|a Octopus.
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|a Intro; Acknowledgements; Half-title Page; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Characters; 1. It's Coming Home; 2. The Right to British Life; 3. The National Dish; 4. An Octopus Goes to the Hairdresser and ... ; 5. What if a Smurf Turns Up?; 6. I Wore a Band T-Shirt in the 1990s; 7. Islamist or Hipster?; 8. Money Money Money (It's a Rich Man's World.); 9. The Artist Formerly Known as Islamic State; 10. The Known Soldier; 11. Who Put the Octopus in the Blender?; 12. Take that, System!; 13. God Save the Queen (Fade In.).
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|a 'You're an octopus. All mixed up, like me. One leg something, and one leg something else.' As far as Sarah, Sara and Scheherazade are concerned, they have nothing in common. And yet they've all been called in for an interview to determine how British they are: a new requirement for those with 'non-Indigenous heritage'. Sara looks kind of Asian. Scheherazade looks kind of Middle Eastern. And Sarah is kind of white and has no idea why she's here. She also keeps bursting into song. But by the end of the play it becomes clear that the three women are all what Scheherazade thinks of as 'octopuses' ' mixed race and mixed up with it. And maybe that's true of Britishness too. Octopus takes a satirical look at what it means to be British, how it feels to be treated as a foreigner in your own land, and the power of punk.
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