110 years after its Moscow premiere, Bruce McManus weaves a praireie story from the threads of the originalŅfaithful to the tragic comedy of ChekhovÕs characters in an environment often hostile to dreams. He gives us a play about the Canadian prairie experience at a time when the nation and our place in the world were on the brink of great change.
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Bruce McManus plays include, The Chinese Man Said Goodbye, Ordinary Days, Schedules, Calenture, and Selkirk Avenue (nominated for a Governor s General s Award for Drama in 1998). Adaptations for the stage include Three Sisters and A Doll s House produced at Prairie Theatre Exchange in 1998 and A Christmas Carol produced at MTC in 2005.
ŌUnder Christopher BrauerÕs skilled direction, the A-list local artists mines the complex characters for their full worth, and creates some arresting scenes on stagee: a lonely young woman spinning with a pinwheel in hand, alone on New YearÕs Eve; a manÕs heart silently breaking as he comes face-to-face with betrayal; MashaÕs quiet isolation as she watches the world burn around her.Ķ
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Soft cover. Condition: As New. As New condition; McManus weaves a prairie story from the thread of the original - faithful to the tragic comedy of Chekhov's characters in an environment often hostile to dreams. Taking place in Moose Jaw, SK in the 1950s, he gives us a play about the Canadian prairie experience at a time when the nation and our place in the world were on the brink of great change. A family imagined, and their hopes and disappointments, living in the hinterland. Seller Inventory # 004790
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