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String Quartet; Four Plays by Ronnie Burkett; Tinka's New Dress; Street of Blood; Happy; Provenance
Published by Playwrights Canada Press 978-0-88754-820-8, Toronto
ISBN 10: 0887548202 ISBN 13: 9780887548208
Seller: Burton Lysecki Books, ABAC/ILAB, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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[978-0-88754-820-8] 2010, 1st edition. (Trade paperback) Near fine. 266pp. Black and white and color photographs. "Two childhood friends become puppeteers, each performing with the same beloved folk characters, Franz and Schnitzel. Fipsi, ambitious and naive, aligns herself with the ruling government, the Common Good. Carl, headstrong and outspoken, is forced underground as his satirical shows parody the censorship and oppression of the Common Good. Based upon the illegal puppet shows staged in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, Tinka's New Dress examines propaganda versus truth, compliance versus censorship, and the collective society versus the individual" - taken from the jacket about Tinka's New Dress. Locale: Canada; Czechoslovakia. (Theater, Drama, Nazi Party, Plays, Playwrights, Puppetry).
