My Blue Peninsula by Maureen Freely

My Blue Peninsula by Maureen Freely

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My Blue Peninsula by Maureen Freely

Dramatic Comedy / Characters: 2 males 2 females doubling possibleAnne and Don married ten years are on vacation in Florida. As the play begins Anne is inanely chattering on about beaches seagulls and garbage dumps. Don fed up with Anne's incessant chatter walks away leaving Anne much to her surprise sitting on the beach alone. Don has gone to visit his friend Jim a man of little insight but great obsession about golf to tell him that he has left Anne. Jim in turn has just returned from a golfing vacation to discover his wife Sandy has apparently left him. George a seagull who lives a contented life with his wife Ethel on the Staten Island landfill has just arrived on the Florida beach and meets Fred a seagull without ties but with a dark past. The Secret Life Of Seagulls follows these four humans and Fred as they attempt to define themselves their lives relationships and values. George the Staten Island seagull however is quite content being who he is.
Freely, Maureen: -

Maureen Freely was born in the United States and grew up in Istanbul. She was educated at Harvard University. Perhaps best known as translator of the Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk, she is a journalist and a professor at the University of Warwick. She lives in England.

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ISBN 13 9781739177713
ISBN 10 1739177711
Titel My Blue Peninsula
Autor Maureen Freely
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Linen Press
Erscheinungsjahr 2023-09-26
Seitenanzahl 424
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