Women As Lovers
by Theresa Carilli

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Synopsis

Dolores Street and Wine Country humorously and dramatically capture San Francisco lesbian culture.

In Dolores Street, four quirky roommates - Lonnie, Fran, Danielle, and Wendy - arrange a dinner party from a personal ad.

As the four women prepare for the dinner, they comically struggle to understand their ill-fated love affairs, fascination with jelly donuts, and obsession with house meetings.

In the end, they discover each other.

Wine Country depicts the trials of triangles.

Jo's lover, Robin, gets involved with their best friend, Jamie.

Jo heals through her experience only to find herself in another triangle - on the other side.

By satirizing the lesbian in her quest for love and identity, Carilli renders funny, moving, and candid portraits of lesbian life.

Publication

Publisher Guernica
Year 1996
Binding Paperback
Pages 265
Place Toronto
Language English
ISBN-13 9781550710076
ISBN-10 1550710079
LCCN 93081345
LCC PS3553.A684 D65 1996
DCC 812/.54

Women As Lovers is a American play written by Theresa Carilli and published by Guernica in Toronto (1996).

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