After Corbett’s "dead" snake escapes, bizarre things begin to happen in the house. Some of its inhabitants wonder if it is the snake or the spirit of the house that is haunting them. The darkness in this play may not be the result of the lives led by the characters, but the house they live in. As Violet says, "Nothing good ever happened in this house."
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2000, Royal Exchange, Manchester, UK
2001
NeWest Press
1896300278, 9781896300276
Solo Show
Tells the true story of Tanya's journey up in West Africa's Niger River to the legendary city of Timbuktu. When a tragic boat accident leaves passengers stranded in a marshy, mosquito-ridden no-man's-land, they travel by canoe, relying on the generosity of nomadic fisher tribes for food and shelter. An unlikely friendship triangle springs up between Tanya (the long foreigner on the boat), an aspiring minister named Yaya, and a recent ex-convict named Toure.
Stylized
The legendary Taj Mahal is the next assignment for Rachel, an American travel writer whose failed romances have led her to ask: Why not have the baby she craves - on her own? She finds unexpected answers – and larger questions - among the glittering legacies of India's past. Alive with the sounds and colors of a remarkable country, this bittersweet comedy of mischievous matchmaking raises provocative questions about love, friendship, family, and what it means to be ready to be a parent.
