

Women On Fire
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Readers find 'Effie's Burning' to be a profoundly moving experience, despite its brief length. The emotional impact of the play resonates deeply, leaving many in tears. While some critique the production quality, the story remains compelling and well-written.
Effie, who has lived in mental institutions since the age of thirteen, has been admitted to hospital with severe burns.
Treating her is Dr Ruth Kovacs, who finds in Effie's extraordinary story of injustice and official callousness the key to her own suppressed anger and power.
Taut and powerful, tender and often funny, Effie's Burning is an emotional switchback of a play, with a searing anger at its heart.-2 women
Effie's Burning is a British play written by Valerie Windsor and published by Samuel French in London (1995).
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Revised ed.
Samuel French · 1995 · 38 pp
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