Code: 04766872

Triumph for Rent: Three Plays

Name: Triumph for Rent: Three Plays
Brand: Three Rooms Press
SKU: 04766872
Price: 13.39 EUR
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by Peter Carlaftes

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 184
Publisher: Three Rooms Press, 2010
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Book synopsis

Playwright Peter Carlaftes presents three compelling, funny, and biting dramas in Triumph for Rent: Three Plays. The plays include Spin-Dry: An hilarious wild ride through a 90s rehab center for celebrities; Hunger: a heartfelt drama-inspired by the Knut Hamsun novel-about a starving writer struggling to keep his integrity alive as the borders blur between fantasy and reality worlds of rocker chicks, hookers and convicts; and Frontier A-Go-Go, a tragi-comedy in which a man living on a man living on the Nebraska plains circa 1872 uses a time machine to summon a hippie drifter and a budding feminist who have just conceived a daughter at a rock concert in 1972, and then summons the daughter, aged 25, from her 1997 date with a cybergeek.