Madagascar
by J T. Rogers


Synopsis
Winner of the 2005 Pinter Review Prize for Drama, MADAGASCAR is the story of a mysterious disppearance that changes three lives forever.
Press Reviews
"MADAGASCAR lures you into its tale of reflection, recrimination and regret with captivating power…wondrous, elegiac, unforgettable drama.” —Miami Herald. “J.T. Rogers is a major new American talent and MADAGASCAR is a play to cheer.” —Miami New Times. ”Rogers' circular storytelling style, full of poetry, poignancy, wit and hard-won wisdom, never fails to fascinate.“ —Salt Lake Tribune. ”MADAGASCAR is a subtle, beautifully written, sad, and disturbing play.“ —Edward Albee. ”I haven't been so impressed by a new play since the early works of Wallace Shawn and Tennessee Williams.“ —André Gregory. ”With gorgeously wrought, resonant prose, J.T. Rogers has fashioned a singular and haunting detective story."
— Doug Wright
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Publication
Madagascar is a American play written by J T. Rogers and published by Dramatists Play Service (2006).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2006 · 72 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Plus (US) / Standard Plus Add'l Postcodes (UK)
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