Typhoid Mary
by Mark St Germain
Synopsis
The story of Mary Mallon, known better as Typhoid Mary, in her battle to escape imprisonment by the New York Health Department.
Press Reviews
"Marvelous and unnerving, funny and hair raising."
— News Tribune
"Mesmerizing. Her story mirrors the aids crisis, denounces hypocrisy (and) raises disturbing questions."
— KPS Radio
"One of the year's ten best. This true story lifted documentary into poetry. Part fevered memory, part aborted repentance."
— Time Magazine
Publication
Typhoid Mary is a play written by Mark St Germain and published by Samuel French (2006).
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Samuel French · 2006 · 72 pp
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