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A Sea Of White Horses
Peter Dee
The Sea Horse
by Edward J Moore
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Readers appreciate the engaging characters and emotional depth in the play. Many find it to be a perfect choice for both personal enjoyment and academic use, highlighting its relevance in acting classes. The play resonates well with those seeking complex relationships and life changes.
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Synopsis
Full Length Drama
Characters: 1 male 1 female Interior set
Originally produced at New York's Circle Rep this tender ribald and complex love story is set in a waterfront bar where seaman Harry Bales spends his shore leave.
"The Sea Horse" is run by Gertrude Blum with whom Harry enjoys a purely physical relationship; they have never shared their private yearnings.
Gertrude has encased her heart behind a facade of toughness following a failed marriage.
Now Harry has
Press Reviews
"I was touched close to tears."
— The Village Voice
"A must! An incredible love story. A beautiful play!"
— Newhouse Newspapers
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year2010
BindingPaperback
EditionIllustrated
Pages68
PlaceNew York
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573616013
ISBN-100573616019
LCCN79112053
LCCPS3563.O615 S4 1979
DCC812/.5/4
The Sea Horse is a American play written by Edward J Moore and published by Samuel French in New York (2010).
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Samuel French · 2010 · 68 pp
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