Hir
by Taylor Mac
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Readers have a diverse range of opinions about the play, with many praising its dark humor and exploration of complex themes such as trauma, gender identity, and family dysfunction. Some find the play to be engaging and thought-provoking, while others feel it is overwhelming or nonsensical. The surreal and absurd nature of the script has sparked both intrigue and confusion among audiences.
Synopsis
In a cheap house made of plywood and glue, notions of masculinity and femininity become weapons with which to defeat the old order.
But in Taylor Mac's sly, subversive comedy, annihilating the past doesn't always free you from it.
Fed up with domestic patriarchy, Paige has stopped washing, cleaning and caring for their ailing father, who recently suffered a stroke.
She reigns supreme.
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Hir is a American comedy play written by Taylor Mac and published by Oberon (2017).
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Oberon · 2017 · 104 pp
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