Gone Tomorrow

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Gone Tomorrow. Maenad Productions, 4 Oct. 1990.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Gone Tomorrow
Author: Scollard, Rose; Scollard, Rose (Playwright)
Author: Scollard, Rose
Author Role: Playwright
Publisher: Maenad Productions
Date Issued: 1990-10-04
Place of Publication: Calgary, Alberta
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Scholar Note: Geographic setting: Domestic space. Historical period: Late 20th century. Characters: female adults: 1-3.
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Language: English
Primary Genre: Drama
Sub Genre: Monologue
One-Act
Identifier: cwrc:855d03c4-5051-42b5-a1b0-cddc690feae1
Last Modified Date: 2019-05-27T03:13:15.428Z
Abstract: In three monologues, this play depicts three women's relationship to the men in their lives. Dawn, 19, is about to marry a successful realtor whom she believes can give her what she wants. (This monologue was written by Nancy Jo Cullen.) Rachel reflects on 12 years of marriage with her now dying husband. (This monologue, titled I Miss You Already, was written by Rose Scollard.) Anne Marie, 12, writes a letter to pop idol David Cassidy (This monologue was written by Nancy Jo Cullen.)

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Title: Gone Tomorrow
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Description: In three monologues, this play depicts three women's relationship to the men in their lives. Dawn, 19, is about to marry a successful realtor whom she believes can give her what she wants. (This monologue was written by Nancy Jo Cullen.) Rachel reflects on 12 years of marriage with her now dying husband. (This monologue, titled I Miss You Already, was written by Rose Scollard.) Anne Marie, 12, writes a letter to pop idol David Cassidy (This monologue was written by Nancy Jo Cullen.), Geographic setting: Domestic space. Historical period: Late 20th century. Characters: female adults: 1-3., Geographic setting: Domestic space. Historical period: Late 20th century. Characters: female adults: 1-3.
Publisher: Maenad Productions
Contributor: Scollard, Rose Scollard, Rose (Playwright)
Date: 1990-10-04
Type: Text, Book, Drama, Monologue, One-Act
Format: text
Identifier: cwrc:855d03c4-5051-42b5-a1b0-cddc690feae1
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Language: English
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