A House Full of Letters
by Kit Steinkellner


Synopsis
House Full of Letters tells the story of impoverished women living in a post‐apocalyptic Re‐United States of America.
When a group of women discover an exiled man nearby, their world is shaken and they embark on new territories of knowlesge, that ultimately shatters their reality.
A House Full of Letters delves into class systems, young romantic love, religion, government control, and the passion to live despite the odds.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Lena mid 30's. Dania's sister. |
July a sparkling young girl of 17. |
Magda early 50's. The town's representative informant. |
Nico 18. A truck driver. |
Bastian an exiled man in his late 20's. |
Catalina Exquisite. Immaculate. |
Dania 24, runs a small goods store. She is a hardened and weary woman. |
Publication
A House Full of Letters is a play written by Kit Steinkellner and published by Samuel French (2015).
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Samuel French · 2015 · 88 pp
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