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Theresa's blind date with Tony seems to go well and she agrees to dinner. She has a successful career in New York and it is easier for her to commit to work than another person. But when flowers arrive every day and the phone keeps ringing, she doesn't know whether to feel flattered, angry or threatened. Rebecca Gilman's Boy Gets Girl received its British première at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in November 2001.
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"One of the finest, most disturbing American plays in years." --Richard Zoglin, "Time"
"[A] provocative, unsettling play, further proof of Gilman's ability to shake up a theater audience with the power of her ideas--and words." --Richard Christiansen, "Chicago Tribune"
About the Author:
"[A] provocative, unsettling play, further proof of Gilman's ability to shake up a theater audience with the power of her ideas--and words." --Richard Christiansen, "Chicago Tribune"
One of the finest, most disturbing American plays in years. "Richard Zoglin, Time"
[A] provocative, unsettling play, further proof of Gilman's ability to shake up a theater audience with the power of her ideas--and words. "Richard Christiansen, Chicago Tribune""
One of the finest, most disturbing American plays in years. Richard Zoglin, Time
[A] provocative, unsettling play, further proof of Gilman's ability to shake up a theater audience with the power of her ideas--and words. Richard Christiansen, Chicago Tribune
""One of the finest, most disturbing American plays in years." --Richard Zoglin, Time
"[A] provocative, unsettling play, further proof of Gilman's ability to shake up a theater audience with the power of her ideas--and words." --Richard Christiansen, Chicago Tribune
Rebecca Gilman is also the author of the play The Glory of Living, which received the 1998 American Theater Critics Association's Osborn Award. She is the recipient of the Roger L. Stevens Award from the Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays, the George Devine Award, the Evening Standard Award for Most Promising Playwright, the Scott McPherson Award, and an Illinois Arts Council playwrighting fellowship. A native of Alabama, Ms. Gilman lives in Chicago, Illinois.
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- PublisherTandem Library
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 1417716606
- ISBN 13 9781417716609
- BindingHardcover
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