An Almost Holy Picture
by Heather McDonald from Pamela Ward, Pamela Ward, Heather Ruth Mcdonald
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Readers have mixed feelings about the play, with some praising its deeper themes while others criticize its structure. While many appreciate the poetic elements, a few find it lacks the effectiveness of a traditional play format. Overall, reactions range from admiration to disappointment.
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"Ms. McDonald writes in a confident, hypnotic style, woven from simple, cadenced prose and slightly off-center details…Audience members who are pursuing their own quests for spiritual comfort in the face of loss and destruction will surely find elements here that resonate for them.” —The New York Times. ”It is about God, angels, miracles, and wrestling with one's faith…“ —New York Magazine. ”[McDonald] spins out some lovely sleights of magical realism…“ —Newsday (NY). ”McDonald writes beautifully…"
— New York Post
Publication
An Almost Holy Picture is a drama play written by Heather McDonald from Pamela Ward and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (2004).
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