Spain
by Jim Knable


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Readers love the delightful and fascinating nature of the play, describing it as a comic-fantastic romp. The exploration of personal transformation through Jungian magic resonates well with the audience, providing a unique and engaging experience.
Synopsis
“Knable is an imaginative dramatist with a supple talent for the bizarre.
His text is a maze, or perhaps a mirrored hall in an amusement park, where nothing is what it appears to be...outrageously funny.”Robert L Daniels, Variety “You will feel warmed by the demented cheer of this story of a wife whose strange and entrancing dream helps her cope after her husband leaves… SPAIN bears great similarities to Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz in its rendering of a bizarre dreamscape where truth lies hidden in the madness… At its cockamamie heart, the play is a sweet story about an angry, cast-adrift woman who finds in dreams strength and resources she didn’t know she had… If you are looking for a bit of warm-weather diversion, SPAIN is the place to be.”Jayne M Blanchard, The Washington Times “Knable has landed somewhere on the map close to Christopher Durang and John Patrick Shanley.”NY Theatre Wire.com
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Spain is a play written by Jim Knable and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2007).
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