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The Gypsy Woman And Other Plays
Don Nigro
The Great Gromboolian Plain And Other Plays
by Don Nigro
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Readers find 'The Great Gromboolian Plain And Other Plays' to have fascinating dialogue and unique perspectives on love. One standout play resonates well, though not all pieces received equal praise. The interplay with the fourth wall adds to its appeal.
Fascinating dialogueUnique views on loveNot all plays equally engaging
Synopsis
Three delicate ballerinas are in the dressing room during an intermission for Swan Lake.
Scheherazade smokes cigars to relax.
Petroushka, who has a drinking problem, is worried about how many buttocks she has and would kill for a meat loaf.
Both are worried about Giselle who is so convinced that she is a swan that she is laying eggs.
The roof leaks, they have not been paid, and Giselle is molting.
This funny take on the transformational magic of art is by the author of The Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines .
Published in The Great Gromboolian Plain & Other Plays.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Griffin a man in his forties |
Millie a young housemaid |
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1998
BindingPaperback
Pages147
PlaceNew York, NY
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573601675
ISBN-100573601674
LCCN99195821
LCCPS3564.I364 G68 1998
DCC812/.54
The Great Gromboolian Plain And Other Plays is a American comedy play written by Don Nigro and published by Samuel French in New York, NY (1998).
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Samuel French · 1998 · 147 pp
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