Lila Cante
by Mark Snyder
Synopsis
A reclusive singer-songwriter makes an album that rocks the world.
Now, as the music industry implodes, two siblings must come together to battle over their legendary mother’s legacy and her twenty years of silence.
A play about music and art, connection and isolation, power and commerce, and the ever-changing landscape of what it means to be a family today.
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"The play doesn’t pause for even a second. It starts with a running leap at your emotions and expectations and doesn’t let up … raw and powerful … electrifying and full of wonderful discovery."
— Scott Mitchell, OMH Music
Characters
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Keith Early 20s, a young man |
Nina 40s, a music company executive |
Molly Late 20s, a musician |
Greg 30s, a photographer |
Publication
Lila Cante is a play written by Mark Snyder and published by Samuel French (2016).
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Samuel French · 2016 · 75 pp
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