Happy Family

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Happy Family. Toronto Fringe Festival, 5 July 2017.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Happy Family
Author: Hobbs, Shelley; Hobbs, Shelley (Playwright)
Author: Hobbs, Shelley
Author Role: Playwright
Publisher: Toronto Fringe Festival
Date Issued: 2017-07-05
Place of Publication: Toronto, Ontario
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Language: English
Primary Genre: Drama
Sub Genre: One-Act
Identifier: cwrc:d5265f22-967d-43b4-b448-5e3782d57641
Last Modified Date: 2020-08-06T01:14:05.243Z
Abstract: A social worker, a business exec, and a guy who lives in the basement, all walk into a park. Their mom is missing, and they all want to get her safely back to the seniors’ home … or do they? As Lindsay, Vann and Roland begin the search for their mom, they learn that the identity bracelet she had been wearing to keep her safe since her last independent adventure has been cut from her arm. The mystery of Mom’s disappearance is complicated by the tensions among her offspring and the difficulties in each of their personal lives. We find ourselves wondering if one or more of them may have been the wielder of the scissors (or worse).

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Title: Happy Family
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Description: A social worker, a business exec, and a guy who lives in the basement, all walk into a park. Their mom is missing, and they all want to get her safely back to the seniors’ home … or do they? As Lindsay, Vann and Roland begin the search for their mom, they learn that the identity bracelet she had been wearing to keep her safe since her last independent adventure has been cut from her arm. The mystery of Mom’s disappearance is complicated by the tensions among her offspring and the difficulties in each of their personal lives. We find ourselves wondering if one or more of them may have been the wielder of the scissors (or worse)., Geographical setting: A small town near a big city in Ontario. Historical period: Present Day. Characters: male adults: 1; female adults: 2. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors, though there is some swearing.
Publisher: Toronto Fringe Festival
Contributor: Hobbs, Shelley Hobbs, Shelley (Playwright)
Date: 2017-07-05
Type: Text, Book, Drama, One-Act
Format: text
Identifier: cwrc:d5265f22-967d-43b4-b448-5e3782d57641
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Language: English
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