A Good Death

By Shelley M. Hobbs

A Good Death is about the conflict between the best friend and the mother of a young woman who has been severely brain injured by a hit and run accident. The young woman has been in a persistent vegetative state and the decision must be made about whether or not to remove her from life support: her best friend is her attorney for personal care. The mother has been estranged from her daughter for seventeen years over religious and lifestyle issues, including the fact that the young woman is a lesbian.

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2016, Toronto Fringe Festival, Toronto

Publication year

2017

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Playwrights Guild of Canada

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