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Three Plays: Melissa Arctic, Orange Flower Water, and the Pavilion
Craig Wright
The Pavilion
by Craig Wright
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"'The Pavilion' by Craig Wright explores the nostalgia and bittersweet nature of friendship as two former lovers reunite, prompting reflections on their shared past."
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"Wright has taken a simple premise and invested it with poetry, feeling and a distinctive voice…[He] manages a seamless blend of humor and pathos, philosophy and emotion…The script's greatest strength lies in the genuineness of its feelings.“ —Houston Chronicle. ”THE PAVILION offers a cheery existentialism—asking big questions in an easygoing, casual way…It boasts language that's rich but not dense…It also honors your intellectual and emotional intelligence, eschewing easy answers. Bravo…“ —Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune. ”Wright's perceptive, gently witty writing…makes this familiar situation fresh and thoroughly involving.“ —Philadelphia Inquirer. ”THE PAVILION, a gloriously theatrical treat by Craig Wright, turns the dramas of ordinary lives into the patchwork pattern of the universe."
— South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Publication
Publisher Dramatists Play Service
Year 2003
Binding Paperback
Pages 72
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780822218982
ISBN-10 0822218984
LCCN 2007408383
LCC PS3573.R5322 P38 2003
The Pavilion is a American play written by Craig Wright and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (2003).
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