Royal Court Theatre Presents Mother Teresa Is Dead
by Helen Edmundson
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Readers are impressed with the impactful storytelling and strong performances in 'Mother Teresa Is Dead'. The play evokes deep emotions and provokes thought about its themes. Overall, it is received positively by viewers.
Synopsis
SMark arrives in a village near Madras to try and find his wife.
He does not understand what has driven her to abandon her young son.
Jane cannot explain why she needed to escape or how she ended up looking after children in India or what is in the bag she’s been holding on to.
It is hot, dusty and poor, and a long way from their comfortable life in London.
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Royal Court Theatre Presents Mother Teresa Is Dead is a British play written by Helen Edmundson and published by Nick Hern Books in London (2002).
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Nick Hern Books · 2002 · 96 pp
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