Titre
Tortoise boy : a chamber play / Charles Tidler.
Description
71 p. ; 21 cm.
Sommaire
Four disparate people confront each other - their memory and their responsibility - at the emergency room of a hospital when brought together by the crisis of a teenager suffering a psychiatric episode. Tortoise Boy is a "chamber play," four monologues, or mon-dialogues, if you will. Through these four voices, four instruments - a quartet - these characters confront numerous existential quandaries: Can we have a future without a past? Is there meaning to a past that has no future? When do our memories open doors, and when do they close them? What's best forgotten? What's indelible? The ancient Greeks believed that memory is the mother of the muses, and the words memory, muse, and music all share a common root.
Production
Prologue ; 15 scenes ; 1m, 3w.
 
First public performance: Festival 04 at the Belfry Theatre, on March 31, 2004, Victoria, BC.
 
Director: Ross Despres.
ISBN
9781895636956
Cote
D T558to 2008
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