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How not to Die Horribly in a Fire

Author

Whitehorn, Chloë; Whitehorn, Chloë (Playwright)

Author

Whitehorn, Chloë

Author Role

Playwright

Publisher

Playwrights Guild of Canada

Date Issued

2017

Edition

Stage-ready script

Issuance

monographic

Form

text

Scholar Note

Geographical setting: Canada. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: female adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning.

Content Source

Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

Language

English

Primary Genre

Drama

Sub Genre

Monologue
Black Comedy
One-Act

Identifier

cwrc:ad8b5946-7426-4886-808d-a2652f725157

Last Modified Date

2019-06-06T20:39:36.349Z

Abstract

Claire has just been proposed to. She does not seem enthusiastic, but she can come up with 167 reasons why she should get married.

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How not to Die Horribly in a Fire
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Claire has just been proposed to. She does not seem enthusiastic, but she can come up with 167 reasons why she should get married., Geographical setting: Canada. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: female adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning., Geographical setting: Canada. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: female adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning.
Publisher
Playwrights Guild of Canada
Contributor
Whitehorn, Chloë Whitehorn, Chloë (Playwright)
Date
2017
Type
Text, Book, Drama, Monologue, Black Comedy, One-Act
Format
text
Identifier
cwrc:ad8b5946-7426-4886-808d-a2652f725157
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Language
English
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