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Saga Of The Wet Hens
Jovette Marchessault
The Fairies Are Thirsty
by Denise Boucher
What readers are saying
Readers find 'The Fairies Are Thirsty' a poignant exploration of feminist themes that remain relevant today, over four decades after its writing. Many appreciate the powerful, poetic language and the deep emotional resonance that prompts reflection and activism. Nonetheless, some noted that the play can feel convoluted at times due to its poetic form.
Powerful and poetic language Relevance to modern themes Provokes deep reflection Convoluted poetic structure
Synopsis
Three women--a housewife, a whore and the Virgin Mary--fight to break their stereotypes.
Cast of 3 women.
Publication
Publisher Talon Books
Year 1982
Binding Paperback
Edition None
Pages 64
Place Vancouver
Language English
ISBN-13 9780889222007
ISBN-10 0889222002
LCCN 83167153
LCC PQ3919.2.B5867 F413 1982
DCC 842
The Fairies Are Thirsty is a Canadian play written by Denise Boucher and published by Talon Books in Vancouver (1982).
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