Genesis: The Mary Shelley Play

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Genesis: The Mary Shelley Play. 9781554352036^e éd., Playwrights Guild of Canada, 2004.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Genesis: The Mary Shelley Play
Author: Baldridge (Humphrey), Mary, Born: March 6, 1937 (Playwright)
Author: Born: March 6, 1937
Author Role: Playwright
Publisher: Playwrights Guild of Canada
Date Issued: 2004
2004
Edition: ISBN: 978-1-55435-203-6
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Scholar Note: First produced in 1978 at Theatre Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Geographic setting: Diodati, Lake Geneva. Historical period: 19th Century / Victorian. Characters: male adults: 4; female adults: 1; female young adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors.
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Identifier: islandora:0468bd21-4f4a-46d8-a4b3-d10b55705879
Last Modified Date: 2018-07-08T01:20:14.782Z
Abstract: Mary Shelley is entranced by ghost tales and, in her own imagination, devises mystery and terror that affect them all. "The Power Baldridge evoked in the scenes of tension and love between Shelley and his wife, the macabre portrait she painted of Lord Byron and excellent characterizations of their hangers-on Polidori and Claire, contributed to the drama's popular and critical success." --Eric Dawson, Performing Arts

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Title: Genesis: The Mary Shelley Play
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Description: First produced in 1978 at Theatre Calgary in Calgary, Alberta. Geographic setting: Diodati, Lake Geneva. Historical period: 19th Century / Victorian. Characters: male adults: 4; female adults: 1; female young adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors., Mary Shelley is entranced by ghost tales and, in her own imagination, devises mystery and terror that affect them all. "The Power Baldridge evoked in the scenes of tension and love between Shelley and his wife, the macabre portrait she painted of Lord Byron and excellent characterizations of their hangers-on Polidori and Claire, contributed to the drama's popular and critical success." --Eric Dawson, Performing Arts
Publisher: Playwrights Guild of Canada
Contributor: Baldridge (Humphrey), Mary, Born: March 6, 1937 (Playwright)
Date: 2004
Type: Book
Format: text
Identifier: islandora:0468bd21-4f4a-46d8-a4b3-d10b55705879
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Language: eng
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Coverage: Diodati, Lake Geneva, 19th Century/ Victorian
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