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Forever Yours, Marie-lou
Michel Tremblay
La Maison Suspendue
by Michel Tremblay
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the imaginative storytelling and the exploration of generational conflicts within a single family home. Many find the artistic elements both beautiful and challenging, enriching the overall experience despite some confusion. However, a few reviewers expressed disappointment, feeling that it didn't resonate as strongly as other works by Tremblay.
Imaginative storytellingRich character developmentBeautiful artistic elementsSomewhat confusing at timesNot as strong as other works
Synopsis
A rich, emotional, sweeping drama of anger and sorrow spanning three generations.
The family house in the country is the setting for the story of Victoire and her descendants through her husband and through her true love―who also happens to be her brother.
It is Victoire’s anger at being forced away from the family home and her sorrow at being separated from her dreamy, impractical, fiddle playing brother that fuel the machinery of 80 years of family relationships.
Cast of 2 women and 3 men
ThemesDrama
Publication
PublisherTalon Books
Year1991
BindingPaperback
Pages104
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780889222953
ISBN-100889222959
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La Maison Suspendue is a Canadian play written by Michel Tremblay and published by Talon Books (1991).
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