Lion In The Streets
by Judith Thompson
Highlights
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, with many praising its depth and insight into difficult topics, while others found it confusing and disturbing. Some express admiration for the writing and hope to gain more from future readings, whereas others struggled to follow the story. Overall, the play sparks interesting discussions about its themes and execution.
Synopsis
The ghost of a murdered young girl flits through every scene of this dark drama.
Lion in the Streets deals with those suffering from inner emotional turmoil.
In this ensemble piece, the character of the ghost acts as a poignant reflection of the suffering of the other characters.
Publication
Lion In The Streets is a Canadian play written by Judith Thompson and published by Nick Hern Books in Toronto (1992).
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Nick Hern Books · 1992 · 62 pp
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