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Dust: Life, Alice thinks, isn't worth living. So, Alice kills herself. Sort of. Forced to watch the aftermath of her suicide and its ripple effect on her family and friends, Alice quickly learns that death changes people. And that death isn't the change she hoped for. A First World Problem: Set in one of Britain's most privileged schools, three teenage girls are in possession of an envelope whose contents will determine the rest of their lives. But one of them is not the sort of young woman the school is supposed to produce. There is porn on her laptop and pills in her book bag, and she is prepared to do anything to get where she wants.

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It uses a woman's suicide - and subsequent paranormal observation of the aftermath - to explore clinical depression and the toll death takes on families, friends and individuals... Spilling quickfire, speed-of-thought bursts of dialogue that flit between the prosaically conversational and the blisteringly intense... A slick, stylishly staged examination of clinical depression and suicide.' The Stage 'With a powerful combination of spine-chilling performance and unflinching writing, Milly Thomas traps audiences in the disturbed mind of Alice, who has returned from the dead to witness the aftershock of her suicide. As both actor and writer, Thomas creates an immense exploration of mental illness that fiercely surpasses all boundaries. Though difficult to watch, Dust is simply electrifying.' Broadway Baby â â â â â

It uses a woman's suicide - and subsequent paranormal observation of the aftermath - to explore clinical depression and the toll death takes on families, friends and individuals... Spilling quickfire, speed-of-thought bursts of dialogue that flit between the prosaically conversational and the blisteringly intense... A slick, stylishly staged examination of clinical depression and suicide.' The Stage 'With a powerful combination of spine-chilling performance and unflinching writing, Milly Thomas traps audiences in the disturbed mind of Alice, who has returned from the dead to witness the aftershock of her suicide. As both actor and writer, Thomas creates an immense exploration of mental illness that fiercely surpasses all boundaries. Though difficult to watch, Dust is simply electrifying.' Broadway Baby

It uses a woman's suicide - and subsequent paranormal observation of the aftermath - to explore clinical depression and the toll death takes on families, friends and individuals... Spilling quickfire, speed-of-thought bursts of dialogue that flit between the prosaically conversational and the blisteringly intense... A slick, stylishly staged examination of clinical depression and suicide.' The Stage 'With a powerful combination of spine-chilling performance and unflinching writing, Milly Thomas traps audiences in the disturbed mind of Alice, who has returned from the dead to witness the aftershock of her suicide. As both actor and writer, Thomas creates an immense exploration of mental illness that fiercely surpasses all boundaries. Though difficult to watch, Dust is simply electrifying.' Broadway Baby

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Milly Thomas began writing during her final year at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama where she trained as an actor. Thomas was selected for the Channel 4 Writing Scheme 2016. In October 2016 it was announced that Milly had been shortlisted for the highly competitive Old Vic 12.

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