Pride's Crossing
by Tina Howe


Awards & Recognition
Finalist: 1997 Pulitzer Prize for Drama Winner! 1997 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award, Best American Play
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, finding it both well-written and engaging, but also acknowledging its difficulty in accessing the story initially. Some appreciate the exploration of the main character's reflection on life and choices, while others feel disconnected from the narrative.
Synopsis
The latest work by the award-winning author of Coastal Disturbances and The Art of Dining.
Press Reviews
"A play you will remember and forever cherish."
— New York Post
"Infused with Ms. Howe's lyrical sense of mortality [...] The dramatist's ear for the music in everyday conversation is obvious."
— The New York Times
"A lovely achievement."
— Variety
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Vita Bright Mabel's housekeeper |
Chandler Coffin An old friend of Mabel's |
West Bright Vita 's son |
Gus Tidings Mabel's father |
Maud Tidings Mabel's mother |
Frazier Tidings Mabel's brother |
Phineas Tiding |
Julia Renoir Mabel's granddaughter |
Minty Renoir Julia's daughter |
Mary O'Neill The Tidings's cook |
Pru O'Neill The Tidings's serving girl and Mary's daughter |
Anton Gurevitch Conductor of the Boston Symphony Orcchestra |
Porter Bigelow Mabel's husband |
Emma Bigelow Mabel's daughter |
Kitty Lowell An old friend of Mabel's |
Pinky Wheelock An old friend of Mabel 's |
Wheels Wheelock Pinky 's husband |
Dr. Peabody A Unitarian minister |
David Bloom A doctor and swimmer |
Mabel Tidings Bigelow A swimmer |
Available Editions
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Publication
Pride's Crossing is a American play written by Tina Howe and published by Theatre Communications in New York (1998).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Paperback
Theatre Communications · 1998 · 112 pp
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