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Where the River Meets the Sea

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Flather, Patti; Flather, Patti (Playwright)

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Flather, Patti

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Playwright

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2006

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monographic

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text

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First produced in 2006 by Gwaandak Theatre Adventures and Nakai Theatre in Whitehorse, Yukon. Geographic setting: A suburban neighbourhood near the lower Fraser River, Vancouver area. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 1; female adults: 2; female young adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors.

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Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

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English

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Drama

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cwrc:5fa5c55f-4bb8-46e3-891b-10c6fd8d05da

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2020-04-09T02:45:18.025Z

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Jade and her mom Lu-Anne are finally home, back on the West Coast with a new high school, new store, new life. No more moving, running, hiding. But Lu-Anne has a beau for the first time in years. There’s a girl stranger poking round. Jade discovers a magical secret along a seemingly forgotten shorefront. Will coming home tear mother and daughter apart for good?

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Where the River Meets the Sea
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Jade and her mom Lu-Anne are finally home, back on the West Coast with a new high school, new store, new life. No more moving, running, hiding. But Lu-Anne has a beau for the first time in years. There’s a girl stranger poking round. Jade discovers a magical secret along a seemingly forgotten shorefront. Will coming home tear mother and daughter apart for good?, First produced in 2006 by Gwaandak Theatre Adventures and Nakai Theatre in Whitehorse, Yukon. Geographic setting: A suburban neighbourhood near the lower Fraser River, Vancouver area. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 1; female adults: 2; female young adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors., First produced in 2006 by Gwaandak Theatre Adventures and Nakai Theatre in Whitehorse, Yukon. Geographic setting: A suburban neighbourhood near the lower Fraser River, Vancouver area. Historical period: Contemporary. Characters: male adults: 1; female adults: 2; female young adults: 1. Play includes speeches suitable for actors auditioning, and for young actors.
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Flather, Patti Flather, Patti (Playwright)
Date
2006
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Text, Book, Drama
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text
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cwrc:5fa5c55f-4bb8-46e3-891b-10c6fd8d05da
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English
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