Becoming Memories
by Arthur Giron
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Readers appreciate the portrayal of life in a rural community through a series of vignettes. They find the storytelling engaging and reflective of real experiences.
Synopsis
This haunting, unusual play was created with members of the Illusion Theatre of Minneapolis, using their real-life stories and those of their families to create a richly textured portrait of small town America from 1911 to the present.
The play follows five families through three generations.
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"Extols the virtues of an America solidly rooted in Midwestern values... a comedy in the best sense, it celebrates the biological urge to survive despite adversity and affirms the triumph of love over fallibility."
— Pittsburgh Press
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Becoming Memories is a play written by Arthur Giron and published by Samuel French (1987).
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