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Assisted Living & Modern Times

Assisted Living & Modern Times

Assisted Living & Modern Times

David Laing Dawson

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Bridgeross Communications
Año de edición:
2015
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Obras de teatro, textos teatrales
ISBN:
9781927637241

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Two new plays from the pen of psychiatrist/author, David Laing Dawson. Modern Times, Almost a Musical   70 minute one act play Lost souls, smart phones, unattended packages. Saints, sinners, and an angel on call. A play that asks the question, 'Is it possible to love Rob Ford and Mike Duffy at the same time, and, if not, well, who wants that last piece of pumpkin pie?' Assisted Living Anne, an aging thespian and English teacher, now in her mid eighties and recently widowed, is determined to maintain her independence and stay in the house she shared with Poppy. Her daughter Katherine arrives with groceries and a determination to help, organize, be sensible, and plan for the future, only to find her less-than-reliable brother has been there before her. With a wry sense of humour, Dawson explores a few of the issues of family and aging that face us all.

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