The Drowning Girls and Comrades
by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, Daniela Vlaskalic


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Readers find 'The Drowning Girls' to be an engaging and haunting play with a unique storytelling approach, while 'Comrades' receives mixed reviews for its ease of understanding. Many appreciate the strong characters and technical challenges present in 'The Drowning Girls'. However, some feel that the production could benefit from more elaborate staging, particularly regarding special effects.
Synopsis
"The Drowning Girls" reflects on the misconceptions of love, married life, and the not-so-happily ever after.
"Comrades" brings to life the story of a seven-year imprisonment and explores the struggles and agonies of two men, tried not for what they did, but for who they were.
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The Drowning Girls and Comrades is a play written by Beth Graham and published by Samuel French (2026).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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