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Singkil
Family story focused on young woman whose mother has just died. The secrets of her past intrude into her present disrupting her relationship with her boyfriend , her father and her dead mother.
House of the Spirits
Award-winning play based on Isabel Allende's landmark novel charts the complex social and political lives of three generations of a family in an un-named country in Latin America. The conflicted rags to riches rise of a stubborn patriarch is contrasted with the interior and exterior worlds of a grandmother, mother and daughter growing up in the shadow of violence.
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First produced
2009, Main Street Theatre, Houston Texas
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TheatreForum Issue No. 36
ISBN
1060-5320 (ISSN)
Adaptation of Isabel Allende's novel; English language version (in draft prior to Colorado New Play Summit at Denver Theatre Center) in international theatre journal TheatreForum.
Adaptation of Isabel Allende's novel; English language version (in draft prior to Colorado New Play Summit at Denver Theatre Center) in international theatre journal TheatreForum.
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