Hosanna
by Michel Tremblay
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about this play, with many praising its compelling writing and exploration of identity and societal issues. However, others criticize its portrayal of trans themes and connections to Quebec separatism. Some appreciate the historical context while others note problematic representations. Overall, it seems to be an impactful yet controversial piece.
Synopsis
A transvestite’s illusion of herself is shattered when she goes to a costume party dressed up as Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra
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Cast of two men.
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Publication
Hosanna is a Canadian play written by Michel Tremblay and published by Talon Books (1991).
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Talon Books · 1991 · 88 pp
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