Spanning half a lifetime, Under Three Moons takes place on three nights across three decades of two friends' lives. From a school trip to France as teenagers, to a surf shack in their twenties, to Christmas in their thirties, Mike and Paul meet up and talk into the night. From boyhood to manhood to fatherhood, these are the nights they share. This sharp two-hander concerns society's shifting view of male identity, how we've gone from talk of 'lad culture' to the 'metro-sexual' and now 'toxic masculinity'. Male mental health has become much more understood if not discussed enough and the way men relate to their friends and to themselves, is complicated and emotionally obtuse. Under Three Moons is about a male friendship, two men growing together, a relationship that's close but often un-articulated, and how that lack of direct expression can become the defining trait in a life.

Explores how men relate to each other today, who they are and how they live - and the spaces between.

About the Author
Daniel Kanaber studied at Manchester University and Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, before writing on invitation groups for the BBC, Royal Court, Soho Theatre and Paines Plough. Since then his work has toured England and been performed in festivals across France, Croatia and America. He was selected by Offwestend.com as one of 2010's the most promising playwrights and his short film Strays, which was longlisted for a BAFTA, is now being developed into a feature film. Shiver was his first full length play to be professionally produced.

Reviews
. . . a smart and sympathetic piece of writing . . . * The Times (on Shiver) *
. . . a great premise, perfectly poised for a poignant comedy that . . . deals with universal concerns about grief, faith and identity. * Financial Times (on Shiver) *



Book Information
ISBN 9781350147225
Author Mr Daniel Kanaber
Format Paperback
Page Count 72
Imprint Methuen Drama
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 86g