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Home is my Road

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MacDonald, Florence Judith, Born: July 16, 1951 (Playwright)

Author

Born: July 16, 1951

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Playwright

Publisher

Playwrights Canada Press

Date Issued

2003
2003

Edition

ISBN: 0887546846

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monographic

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text

Scholar Note

First produced in 2003 at Factory Theatre in Toronto, Ontario. Geographical setting: Romania. Historical period: Late 20th Century. Characters: male adults: 4; female adults: 4. Play includes speeches that are suitable for actors auditioning.

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Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

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islandora:c44baf20-fceb-4027-9887-91e4263d48d5

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2018-07-17T14:34:57.978Z

Abstract

This play examines the role of international adoption in the cultural genocide of the Roma (Gypsy) people. Two Canadian women trace parallel routes in Romania: Grace is desperately trying to adopt a baby while Esme searches for her birth mother. Their lives intersect with a Roma family struggling for their survival in the post-communist revolution.

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Home is my Road
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First produced in 2003 at Factory Theatre in Toronto, Ontario. Geographical setting: Romania. Historical period: Late 20th Century. Characters: male adults: 4; female adults: 4. Play includes speeches that are suitable for actors auditioning., This play examines the role of international adoption in the cultural genocide of the Roma (Gypsy) people. Two Canadian women trace parallel routes in Romania: Grace is desperately trying to adopt a baby while Esme searches for her birth mother. Their lives intersect with a Roma family struggling for their survival in the post-communist revolution.
Publisher
Playwrights Canada Press
Contributor
MacDonald, Florence Judith, Born: July 16, 1951 (Playwright)
Date
2003
Type
Book
Format
text
Identifier
islandora:c44baf20-fceb-4027-9887-91e4263d48d5
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Language
eng
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Late 20th Century
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