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Kate Chopin, author of The awakening, struggles to hold onto her marriage and her six small children as she launcher her career as a novelist in 1884.
"O’Neill’s play is historical yet modern, it is vibrant and transfixing, and it should be added to the repertory of seminal works showing casing men’s and women’s struggles with self-definition as they attempt to step beyond issues of sexual stereotype and fail miserably."
— Carole Di Tosti, All Along the NYC Skyline
"O’Neill’s Kate and the other women in the The Awakening of Kate Chopin are equally revolutionary for their time, and O’Neill’s work echoes the life of the real Kate Chopin."
— Carole Di Tosti, All Along the NYC Skyline
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| KATE CHOPIN 32; dark-haired Irish beauty, with waves and curls about her shoulders; she has eyes that look right at you and a captivating face with a frankness of expression. |
| OSCAR CHOPIN 39; her husband, an aristocratic cotton merchant recuperating from “malaria;” handsome eyes, a feverish glance; he retreats into silence and heavy brooding. |
| MARIA NORMAND DELOUCHE 26; Cuban vixen with broad smiling mouth, tip-tilted nose and full figure; she wears Spanish mantillas and flowers draped over her curly hair. |
| ALBERT SAMPITE 38; wealthy planter with charm and animalism; devilishly good-looking, deep eyes with an insolent manner. |
| OFFSTAGE VOICES Includes KATE’S FOUR SONS, ages 11 and under, and her INFANT. |
The Awakening Of Kate Chopin is a American historical play written by Rosary O'neill and published by Samuel French (2010).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle .
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