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Teechers was written in 1987 and performed in the same year, at the 1987 Edinburgh Festival.
John Godber's work is characterized by its sharp wit, relatable humor, and exploration of everyday life and human relationships. He often focuses on the experiences of ordinary people, using a blend of realism and comedy to highlight social issues and personal struggles. His plays frequently feature vibrant, well-drawn characters and dynamic dialogue, making them both entertaining and thought-provoking. Godber's style is accessible, appealing to a broad audience while encouraging reflection on deeper themes.
Godber's play "Bouncers" incorporates surreal elements through its exaggerated portrayal of the nightlife scene and the larger-than-life characters, such as the bouncers themselves. The play frequently blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, using humor and absurdity to highlight the contradictions of club culture. The characters often break the fourth wall, engaging directly with the audience, which enhances the surreal experience and invites viewers to reflect on the nature of identity and perception within this vibrant yet chaotic environment.