Tanya Shaffer (41 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Comedy / Characters: 2m, 3f / "I've dreamed you for so long, I can hardly believe you're with me now. Yet here you are: a tiny human voyager, sleeping off the shock of migration." The legendary Taj Mahal is the next assignment for Rachel, an American travel writer whose failed romances have led her to ask: Why not have the baby she craves - on her own? She finds unexpected answers - and larger questions - among the glittering legacies of India's past. Alive with the sounds and colors of a remarkable country, this bittersweet comedy of mischievous matchmaking raises provocative questions about love, friendship, family, and what it means to be ready to be a parent. Baby Taj had developmental readings at Jeffrey Bihr Studio in Berkeley, California; The Lark Theatre in New York City; and TheatreWorks in Mountain View, California. It premiered at TheatreWorks in October, 2005, in a production directed by Matt August, to great critical acclaim. It was selected as one of the Top Ten Shows of the Year by the San Francisco Chronicle, the Oakland Tribune, and the San Jose Mercury News, and nominated for an American Theatre Critics' Association Steinberg Award and a Bay Area Theatre Critics' Award. "A captivating inquiry into love and freedom.Thrives on a witty, probing clash between freethinking modernity and tradition." -Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle "A bundle of cross-cultural joy.Marries the breezy cynicism of the now with the eternal power of India.[Shaffer's] ear for mod-groovy lingo gives the play a to-die-for sparkle." -Karen D'Souza, San Jose Mercury News ".Filled with a savvy traveler's enthusiasm for the cultural and historical rewards of her journey." -Chad Jones, Oakland Tribune ".Depicts the characters in all their contradictions and with such clarity that the humorous result is full of delicate reflections on caring and family." -Marianne Messina, Silicon Valley Metro "It's refreshing to come across a playwright who is able to write so honestly about life.Witty, poignant and frequently funny.It's hard not to get swept away." -Julie O'Shea, Mountain View Voice "Provocative and true, laced with snappy dialogue." -Jeanie Forte, Palo Alto Weekly "A beautiful play.[Shaffer] has brilliantly integrated theatricality through the story of.the building of this famous fairy tale palace." -Richard Connema, Talkin Broadway.…

Paperback. Condition: Acceptable. STARVING STUDENT EDITION! Not so pretty. Some noticeable shelf wear, edge wear and name. Former actor has made some markings to the text. Still worthwhile pages with plenty of clean, clear text. USED but still USEFUL especially when you need an extra. Enjoy this acceptable script for all your dramatic and theatrical needs. Book.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. THE SCRIPT! Brand New Acting Edition. Just a bit of shelf wear. A NEW SCRIPT with Tight Binding & Clean Clear Text. Enjoy this Brand New ACTING EDITION SCRIPT perfect for your performance.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good+. First Printing - First Thus. 220 pp. Trade paperback format. Light rubbing on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover by Hayley Warnham. This story collection contains: Preface by His Holiness, the Dalai Lama; Introduction by Don George; The Matter of Kindness by Jan Morris; Meeting Maung-Maung by Pico Iyer; Everything Come Round by James D. Houston; One Night in the Sahara by Amanda Jones; Tea and Cheese in Turkey by Alice Waters; A Bowl of Soup in a Basket by Beth Kephart; Highland Remedy by Fran Palumbo; Looking for Abdelati by Tanya Shaffer; Special Delivery by Lindsy van Gelder; Brief Encounter by Carolyn Swindell; Damascus by Teatime by Don Meredith; My Beirut Hostage Crisis by Rolf Potts; We Can't Fix Anything, Even the Smallest Things, in Cuba by Dave Eggers; Losing It in London by Douglas Cruickshank; Andean High by Ginger Adams Otis; Egg Child by Sarah Levin; Serendipity by Laura Fraser; Arab Music by Jennie Rothenberg; The Way I Look by Anthony Sattin; Finding Shelter by Nicholas Crane; On the Trail of the Caspian Tiger by Tim Cahill; The Road to Kampala by Stanley Stewart; At a Crossroads by Laurie McAndish King; Adnan's Secret by Maxine Rose Schur; Might Be Your Lucky Day by Jeff Greenwald; and Ascension in the Moonlight by Simon Winchester. Size: 8vo. Hayley Warnham; (illustrator). Book.…

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Condition: New. pp. 142.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. pp.324 Volunteering in Ghana the author makes friends with the people and shares her adventurous experiences as she travels trying to figure out if she really loves her boyfriend back home. clean tight copy Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Paperback. Condition: New. Comedy / Characters: 2m, 3f / "I've dreamed you for so long, I can hardly believe you're with me now. Yet here you are: a tiny human voyager, sleeping off the shock of migration." The legendary Taj Mahal is the next assignment for Rachel, an American travel writer whose failed romances have led her to ask: Why not have the baby she craves - on her own? She finds unexpected answers - and larger questions - among the glittering legacies of India's past. Alive with the sounds and colors of a remarkable country, this bittersweet comedy of mischievous matchmaking raises provocative questions about love, friendship, family, and what it means to be ready to be a parent. Baby Taj had developmental readings at Jeffrey Bihr Studio in Berkeley, California; The Lark Theatre in New York City; and TheatreWorks in Mountain View, California. It premiered at TheatreWorks in October, 2005, in a production directed by Matt August, to great critical acclaim.It was selected as one of the Top Ten Shows of the Year by the San Francisco Chronicle, the Oakland Tribune, and the San Jose Mercury News, and nominated for an American Theatre Critics' Association Steinberg Award and a Bay Area Theatre Critics' Award. "A captivating inquiry into love and freedom.Thrives on a witty, probing clash between freethinking modernity and tradition." -Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle "A bundle of cross-cultural joy.Marries the breezy cynicism of the now with the eternal power of India.[Shaffer's] ear for mod-groovy lingo gives the play a to-die-for sparkle." -Karen D'Souza, San Jose Mercury News ".Filled with a savvy traveler's enthusiasm for the cultural and historical rewards of her journey." -Chad Jones, Oakland Tribune ".Depicts the characters in all their contradictions and with such clarity that the humorous result is full of delicate reflections on caring and family." -Marianne Messina, Silicon Valley Metro "It's refreshing to come across a playwright who is able to write so honestly about life.Witty, poignant and frequently funny.It's hard not to get swept away."-Julie O'Shea, Mountain View Voice "Provocative and true, laced with snappy dialogue." -Jeanie Forte, Palo Alto Weekly "A beautiful play.[Shaffer] has brilliantly integrated theatricality through the story of.the building of this famous fairy tale palace." -Richard Connema, Talkin Broadway.…

Condition: New. In English.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 92 pages. 5.00x0.19x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 324 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.