Realistic
Smoked Glass Ceiling
A little Black girl from the US South lives through the civil rights era, becomes a broadcast executive in Canada and tells all.
All the little Animals I have eaten
A thesis-addled, sleep-deprived film student serves local charcuterie to a well-heeled crowd at an unusually modern bistro. Over the course of a harrowing shift, she finds herself parsing some very female conversations about everything from plagiarism and polity to narcissism and killer-trolls, to spiritual transcendence and the Golden Retriever Convention in Scotland. The conversation does turn to shoes ... but it’s only when the food starts to speak that our hero really starts to listen.
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Female roles
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Character of Frankie has speeches that could be put together for comic monologues.
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Production and Publication
First produced
2017, One Yellow Rabbit, Calgary
Publication year
2017
Published by
Coach House Books
ISBN
978-1-55245-342-1
included in Animal Parts, Two Plays by Karen Hines
included in Animal Parts, Two Plays by Karen Hines
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