Trifles and Fourteen
T0313357654
This double-bill brings together two rarely performed and contrasting plays by American writers of the early twentieth century. First performed in 1916,Trifles by Susan Glaspell is a brilliantly atmospheric one-act play based on the real life story of a woman accused of murdering her husband. Glaspell was a Pulitzer-prize winning author and has been described as "American drama's best kept secret" In Alice Gertsenberg's Fourteen, a fashionable society hostess struggles to salvage her carefully planned dinner-party in the face of blizzards, chicken-pox and unexpected guests...
Archive :: production:T0313357654, play:S949362669, venue:V810
Picnic Play
