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strangers, babies
Paperback, 96 pages ISBN: 9781854599773Publication Date:
22 Feb 2007
Size: 198mm x 129mm£8.99 £7.19You save £1.80 (20%)
First Staged:
Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, 2007

strangers, babies

By Linda McLean

Paperback £8.99£7.19

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The chilling story of one woman's desperate attempts at a future that's worth living.

One woman, five men. Mary is the woman in their lives. She ties them together but she's coming undone as a moment in her life is haunting them all.

Linda McLean's play strangers, babies was first performed at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, in February 2007.

Press Quotes

'Spare, elliptical and troubling'

Guardian

'Linda McLean's powerful new play about penance, redemption, moving on and the price to be paid for past sins... is an emotional night's theatre that finds a raw nerve at every turn'

Metro
Paperback,96 pages ISBN: 9781854599773Publication Date:
22 Feb 2007
Size: 198mm x 129mm£8.99 £7.19You save £1.80 (20%)

Also by Linda McLean:

One Good Beating
What Love Is
Family: three plays
Riddance
Any Given Day
Sex & God
Glory on Earth
Shimmer

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