The Gingham Dog
by Lanford Wilson
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Readers appreciate the modern relevance and bold themes of the play, especially considering its 1969 origins. Many find its vitriolic nature refreshing and strikingly impactful.
Synopsis
THE STORY: Gloria and Vincent, a once happily married couple, are suffering through the first days of their separation.
Vincent has decided to move out, and as they divide their possessions amidst the mutual recriminations and accusations, their to
Press Reviews
"In its New York presentation, which marked this author's Broadway debut, this powerful, eloquent and relentlessly honest study of a disintegrating interracial marriage first gained national attention through its production by the Washington (D.C.) Theatre Club. "…(a) play with bite, relevance and dramatic content."
— Variety
"Wilson's play is, quite simply, magnificent—in its honesty, its perception and its theatrical integrity."
— Washington (D.C.) Examiner
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The Gingham Dog is a American play written by Lanford Wilson and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York, NY (1969).
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Dramatists Play Service · 1969 · 72 pp
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