Two Hands Clapping
Language: English
Published by Signature Editions, 2006
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- Title
- Two Hands Clapping
- Author
- Brennan, Kit (Editor)
- Publisher
- Signature Editions
- Publication year
- 2006
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1897109156
- ISBN 13
- 9781897109151
- Item weight
- 0.5 kilograms
Two Hands Clapping is a gold mine for actors seeking two-person plays. This volume features full-length, one act, and short scripts for two actors. The playwrights are Canadian and are working from coast to coast and most regions in between. Established writers appear in this collection, as well as voices that are just beginning to make their mark in Canadian theatre.
The plays in Two Hands Clapping have appeared on the main stage, in alternative theatres or non-traditional theatre spaces, at the fringe, and/or in professional workshops. Some of the plays have toured nationally and internationally.
This volume also includes in-depth interviews with playwrights, focusing on the challenges and satisfactions of writing a play for two actors. Two Hands Clapping is a valuable source book for theatre students and teachers seeking new plays of varying lengths for production in festivals or other performance opportunities. It is also an excellent place to find two-actor scene work and to discover both new voices, as well as new work by some of your favourite Canadian playwrights.
Includes:
Poochwater by Mike McPhaden
The Dinner Party by Rose Cullis
3... 2... 1 by Nathan Cuckow and Chris Craddock
Jane's Thumb by Kelley Jo Burke
The File by Greg Nelson
Lola Shuffles the Cards by Kit Brennan
The House Wife by Sherry White and Ruth Lawrence
Afterglow
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About the Author
In addition to editing numerous drama anthologies for Signature Editions, Kit Brennan is an award-winning playwright whose work has been seen across the country. She is a faculty member at Concordia University's Theatre Department in Montreal, where she coordinates the undergraduate playwriting specialization.
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