“In late 1997, I was a few months out of school. My play Four had been rejected by every major theatre in America, and I had no real prospects to speak of. But I began a new play called Other People nevertheless…”

A collection from Methuen Drama, introduced by the author. Includes:

Other People
“Brilliantly and often hilariously nails the insecurity, the unhappiness and the chronic self-absorption of struggling artists in New York’s East Village.” – Telegraph

The Coming World
“Confirms Shinn’s talent as one of the most insightful chroniclers of twenty-something Americans.” – Jewish Chronicle

Where Do We Live
“A rousing inquiry into neighbourliness, into what happens when you try to help those worse off than yourself.” – Independent on Sunday

Dying City
“Political theatre at its best.” – Tribune

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