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<p><strong>The Edinburgh Festival is providing livestream
of the award winning film about Bradley Manning<br>
August 6th – 25th, 2013</strong> </p>
<p>“The Radicalization of Bradley Manning” is written by
Tim Price and directed by John McGrath</p>
<p>Bradley Manning is the 25-year old US soldier accused
of releasing 250,000 secret embassy cables and military
logs from the Iraq and Afghan wars. After more than
three years in prison without charge, Manning is now
awaiting his sentence, having been found guilty of
crimes that could mean life in prison. But just a few
years ago, he was a teenager in west Wales. How did this
happen? And who is responsible for his radicalisation?</p>
<p>The show will be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe
Festival 2013, as part of the British Council Showcase,
with every performance <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://nationaltheatrewales.org/BradleyLive">streamed
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<p class="short">"We create invigorating theatre in the
English language, rooted in Wales, with an international
reach. We will be livestreaming all upcoming
performances of our award winning production The
Radicalisation of Bradley Manning from the Edinburgh
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<p class="caption">A poster with the face of U.S. Army
Private First Class Bradley Manning is attached to
the fence outside the main gate at the U.S. Army’s
Fort George G. Meade in Maryland, June 3, 2013. <br>
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<p>Welsh playwright Tim Price’s “The Radicalization of
Bradley Manning” won the prestigious James Tait Black
Prize for Drama at an awards ceremony in Edinburgh,
Scotland. His play is based on the life of Bradley
Manning , the U.S. soldier who was convicted of
espionage (among other charges) by a military judge for
passing information to anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
The play became the first winner of the 10,000-pound
($15,300) James Tait Black Prize for Drama.</p>
<p>The play tracks the U.S.-born Manning’s journey from
his teenage years in a Welsh village through his life as
a U.S. soldier and subsequent arrest in 2010 for passing
hundreds of thousands of classified documents to
WikiLeaks.</p>
<p>“I am thrilled to be recognized by such a prestigious
award and honored to be chosen as winner from such a
fantastic shortlist of plays” Price said in a statement
on the prize’s website.</p>
<p>A military judge convicted U.S. Army Private First
Class Manning, 25, of criminal charges including
espionage and theft of classified information.</p>
<p>Price told Reuters that Manning’s Welsh mother had seen
the play and mailed the script to her son. He also said
that some of the prize money would go to Manning’s
defense fund.</p>
<p>“Bradley’s now got a global family thanks to our play,”
Price said.</p>
<p>Price’s work was chosen from a list of 180 plays
submitted from around the world by a panel, which
included academics and students from the University of
Edinburgh, as well as theater professionals.</p>
<p>The play was read out loud at the prize ceremony in
Edinburgh, and Manning came across as a shy and somewhat
dysfunctional computer expert, who was tormented by his
sexuality and the harsh discipline he encountered in the
military.</p>
<p>“His play is emotionally resonant on many levels,
challenges thinking and teaches us things we did not
know with a truly unique voice — exactly what this prize
sets out to recognize,” said panel member Neil Murray,
who is also executive producer at the National Theatre
of Scotland.</p>
<p>“The Radicalization of Bradley Manning” is being
performed by the National Theatre of Wales at
Edinburgh’s Festival Fringe until August 25. It had its
first staging in April 2012 at the Welsh high school
Manning used to attend.</p>
<p>Based at Edinburgh University, The James Tait Black
Prizes were established in 1919 and are the oldest
literary prizes in Britain. The drama category is new
this year.</p>
<p>The Prizes also hand out awards for fiction and
biography. Previous winners include Nobel Prize
laureates J.M. Coetzee and “Lord of the Flies” author
William Golding.</p>
<p>“His thorough research, political savvy and above all
his compassion are evident when you read this play, and
typical of the kind of bold writing for which Tim is
becoming known,” the play’s director, John McGrath, said
in a statement on the website of the National Theatre of
Wales.</p>
<p>Manning was serving in Iraq in 2010 when he was
arrested and charged with leaking files, including
videos of a 2007 attack by a U.S. helicopter gunship in
Baghdad that killed a dozen people, including two
Reuters news staff. Other files contained diplomatic
cables and secret details on prisoners held at
Guantanamo Bay.</p>
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