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Marcus Is Walking
Joan Ackermann
The Architecture of Loss
by Julia Cho
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Readers appreciate the poignant themes and striking visuals presented in the play. There is a strong admiration for the metaphors and writing style, although some express that the narrative feels slightly rushed, lacking depth in character development. Many feel the emotional weight resonates well, while noting a sense of unfinished quality to the execution.
Beautiful writing and visuals Engaging metaphors Intriguing themes Some characters feel underdeveloped Pacing could be improved
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Press Reviews
"A family is the subject of THE ARCHITECTURE OF LOSS, Ms. Cho's touching new play…[The] scenes are very strong; they run deep.“ —The New York Times. ”…THE ARCHITECTURE OF LOSS is the kind of play one wishes there were more of: totally unpretentious, of the utmost simplicity, and steadily close to the bone. It is, moreover, about real people…"
— New York Metro
Publication
Publisher Dramatists Play Service
Year 2005
Binding Paperback
Pages 72
Language English
ISBN-13 9780822220282
ISBN-10 0822220288
LCCN 2006471092
LCC PS3603.H6 A89 2005
The Architecture of Loss is a American play written by Julia Cho and published by Dramatists Play Service (2005).
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