After Akhmatova

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CayleyCayley, KateKate. After Akhmatova.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: After Akhmatova
Author: Cayley, Kate; Cayley, Kate
Author: Cayley, Kate
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Scholar Note: First produced in 2011 at Tarragon Theatre in Toronto, Ontario. Geographic setting: Russia. Historical period: Mid 20th Century. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 3.
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Language: English
Primary Genre: Drama
Sub Genre: One-Act
Tragedy
Historical
Identifier: cwrc:bafe1789-490e-4d54-a885-d76601939c4f
Last Modified Date: 2018-08-29T16:39:27.968Z
Abstract: An American academic named Allan Taylor travels to 1968 Leningrad to meet wit Lev Gumilyov, the only son of dissident Soviet poet Anna Akhmatova. This encounter leads to an opening of Lev's memories of his mother, his own imprisonment in Stalinist Russia, and the ambiguous legacy of Akhmatova's great protest poem, Requiem. The action moves between 1968 and 1938, and between Allan's adoration of Akhmatova and Lev's bitterness about his difficult past.

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Title: After Akhmatova
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Description: An American academic named Allan Taylor travels to 1968 Leningrad to meet wit Lev Gumilyov, the only son of dissident Soviet poet Anna Akhmatova. This encounter leads to an opening of Lev's memories of his mother, his own imprisonment in Stalinist Russia, and the ambiguous legacy of Akhmatova's great protest poem, Requiem. The action moves between 1968 and 1938, and between Allan's adoration of Akhmatova and Lev's bitterness about his difficult past., First produced in 2011 at Tarragon Theatre in Toronto, Ontario. Geographic setting: Russia. Historical period: Mid 20th Century. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 3., First produced in 2011 at Tarragon Theatre in Toronto, Ontario. Geographic setting: Russia. Historical period: Mid 20th Century. Characters: male adults: 3; female adults: 3.
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Contributor: Cayley, Kate Cayley, Kate
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Type: Text, Book, Drama, One-Act, Tragedy, Historical
Format: text
Identifier: cwrc:bafe1789-490e-4d54-a885-d76601939c4f
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Language: English
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