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The Hungriest Woman in the World

Author

Bramer, Shannon; Bramer, Shannon (Playwright)

Author

Bramer, Shannon

Author Role

Playwright

Publisher

Theatre Passe Muraille

Date Issued

2017

Place of Publication

Toronto, Ontario

Issuance

monographic

Form

text

Scholar Note

Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 4.

Content Source

Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

Language

English

Primary Genre

Drama

Identifier

cwrc:74e8fe49-6402-4f47-b313-b61419d65141

Last Modified Date

2020-06-22T21:27:08.88Z

Abstract

"Just in time for the holiday season (and the holiday blues), The Hungriest Woman in the World by is a curious navigation of futility and meaning fuelled by a woman who inadvertently escapes from the confused loneliness of her real life into an audacious, seductive world of theatre and art. The production follows Aimee, who goes to see a play alone when her husband Rob refuses to join her. Her evening at the theatre tumbles into absurdity with dancing octopuses, overly intimate strangers and drunken mistakes. Both tender and hilarious, this play invites audiences to share— as Aimee says— a "secret in the theatre” that will sit with them long after the curtain drops." (http://www.pencilkitproductions.com/hungriest)

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The Hungriest Woman in the World
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"Just in time for the holiday season (and the holiday blues), The Hungriest Woman in the World by is a curious navigation of futility and meaning fuelled by a woman who inadvertently escapes from the confused loneliness of her real life into an audacious, seductive world of theatre and art. The production follows Aimee, who goes to see a play alone when her husband Rob refuses to join her. Her evening at the theatre tumbles into absurdity with dancing octopuses, overly intimate strangers and drunken mistakes. Both tender and hilarious, this play invites audiences to share— as Aimee says— a "secret in the theatre” that will sit with them long after the curtain drops." (http://www.pencilkitproductions.com/hungriest), Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 4., Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 4.
Publisher
Theatre Passe Muraille
Contributor
Bramer, Shannon Bramer, Shannon (Playwright)
Date
2017
Type
Text, Book, Drama
Format
text
Identifier
cwrc:74e8fe49-6402-4f47-b313-b61419d65141
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Language
English
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