Published
by Talonbooks 1974 'Some Angry Summer Songs'
Copy to the J.H. Archives, University
of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario Canada
The Play has been performed for the public.
| A one act comedy. An internationally famous and respected Canadian-born actress, Monique Dominique, returns from triumphs abroad to spend her old age in her native land. She buys an old, large mansion at the city's centre, planning to turn it into a theatre for young, new artists. Her lifetime enemy, theatre critic, Rudolph Nabob, gives her most recent Canadian performance a scathing killer-review. Monique invites Nabob to a mid-night supper on the roof-top terrace of her house and the aging enemies confront each other, exposing the very different passions that drive their arts. 2 Characters: Monique Dominique, Rudolph Nabob. |
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