Bitter Rose

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Bitter Rose. 9780887547874^e éd., Playwrights Guild of Canada, 2000.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Bitter Rose
Author: Banks, Catherine Ann, Born: 1957 (Playwright)
Author: Born: 1957
Author Role: Playwright
Publisher: Playwrights Guild of Canada
Date Issued: 2000
2000
Edition: ISBN: 978-0887547874
Issuance: monographic
Form: text
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Identifier: islandora:cdd452a2-cbe2-4517-baa6-0ee6f8050c8a
Last Modified Date: 2018-06-29T21:43:51.101Z
Abstract: Barricaded in the basement family room, Rose (43) examines her life. For sixteen years she has made small choices (she thought), but on the morning her husband leaves to meet a female graduate student, she realises she has betrayed that girl artist inside of her. Often painfully funny but with brutal honesty, Rose reveals what is at the root of her terror of the blank canvases that surround her and she makes the decision to begin her Art.

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Title: Bitter Rose
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Description: Barricaded in the basement family room, Rose (43) examines her life. For sixteen years she has made small choices (she thought), but on the morning her husband leaves to meet a female graduate student, she realises she has betrayed that girl artist inside of her. Often painfully funny but with brutal honesty, Rose reveals what is at the root of her terror of the blank canvases that surround her and she makes the decision to begin her Art., First produced in 2000 at Neptune Studio in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Geographical setting: A Canadian small liberal arts town. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: female adults: 1. This play contains speeches suitable for actors auditioning.
Publisher: Playwrights Guild of Canada
Contributor: Banks, Catherine Ann, Born: 1957 (Playwright)
Date: 2000
Type: Text
Format: text
Identifier: islandora:cdd452a2-cbe2-4517-baa6-0ee6f8050c8a, isbn: 978-0887547874
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Language: eng
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Coverage: Canada, Contemporary
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