Areatha in the Ice Palace
by Tom Eyen, Jonathan Kramer, Bruce Kirle
Synopsis
Santa Claus is building a doll to be the perfect sexual companion.
This ribald fantasy is actually a scarifying attack on our own brutalized values.
Santa's Areatha can't escape - and when he turns her into a thing - and it still resists him - he kills even that.
Press Reviews
"A very evocative play... shabby, sleazy, but defiant. The dog eared reality of its fantasy and its sense of wasted freak show lives in a crumbling, neon lit sideshow give the play an aftertaste and a validity."
— The New York Times
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Publication
Areatha in the Ice Palace is a comedy play written by Tom Eyen and published by Samuel French (1971).
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Samuel French · 1971 · 405 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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