Dawn
by Thomas Bradshaw

Dawn Book Cover
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Present Day Bare Stage/Simple Set American

Synopsis

Dawn revolves around Hampton, an abusive alcoholic who has completely alienated his wife and children.

Can he stop drinking and make up for the past, even amidst some very dark revelations of incest and pedophilia?

Press Reviews

"[Bradshaw's] most daring and mature work to date!"

— The New Yorker

"You will enjoy this latest visit to the unsettled world of Thomas Bradshaw, where people misbehave without the cushion of guilt or the filter of psychology. ****4 Stars! Critics' Pick"

— Time Out New York

"Bradshaw's best play! It will be a sad statement about the NYC theatergoing public if there is one empty seat in the house for the rest of this show's run."

— www.NYTheatre.com

Publication

Publisher Samuel French
Year 2010
Binding Paperback
Edition Samuel French Acting ed.
Pages 72
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573697333
ISBN-10 0573697337
LCCN 2012532697
LCC MLCS 2013/42460 (P)

Dawn is a American play written by Thomas Bradshaw and published by Samuel French in New York (2010).

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