In the Summer House
by Jane Bowles

THE STORY: Bowles paints the portraits of two mothers, one who is selfish and ruthless, despising her dreamy daughter; and the other who is gentle, and dominated by her strong-minded daughter.

The play builds, detail upon detail, as the characters are exposed in extraordinary comical terms.

Bowles digs beneath the surface of these women and writes in terms of their inner essence.

This is a difficult work to describe in detail.

But no one who will take the trouble to read it will fail to be impressed by its unusual perception and dramatic impact.