Published: Jan. 06, 2013
Words: 1,402 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301510054

Short description

A short play about suicide, written in the absurdist tradition. First published in "Antithesis" by the University of Melbourne English Department, 14, 2004, pp. 151-155. There are no fees for production of this play, as long as the author is correctly attributed, no major changes are made without permission from the author and the author is informed of the play's public performance/s.

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suicide, theatre, stage play, absurdist

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Review by: Sarah Mitra on Jan. 17, 2013 :
Very clever. I like this play quite a lot, although I don't understand the signifcance of Lygon Street ... And the ending is not very pleasant. I am beginning to think that Dr.Stars does not like happy endings!
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