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The Sea Horse
Edward J Moore
A Sea Of White Horses
by Peter Dee
Synopsis
For two years since the death of his wife, Ed Shaw has lived in a seaside shack, having run away from his family.
He works as a gas station attendant and has tried to forget the painful past and his responsibilities.
One by one, his children descend on this "seaside Lear" to ask his help or to come to terms with him.
Themes American drama
Press Reviews
"Like the ocean waves that look like white horses moving relentlessly through the night, this family moves unwittingly through its trauma and emptiness. Horses is a poignant play...[that] keeps the action tense."
— The Los Angeles Times
"Fascinatingly complex...The characters are well written"
— Our Town
"Told with tension and poetry...Powerful."
— Show Business
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1976
Pages 69
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573615115
ISBN-10 057361511X
DCC 812/.54
A Sea Of White Horses is a American play written by Peter Dee and published by Samuel French in New York (1976).
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