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portada The Moon Shone Bright: A Play
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.4 cm
Weight
0.17 kg.
ISBN13
9781550811957

The Moon Shone Bright: A Play

Des Walsh (Author) · Breakwater Books · Paperback

The Moon Shone Bright: A Play - Walsh, Des

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Synopsis "The Moon Shone Bright: A Play"

The play by inte ationally acclaimed writer, Des Walsh, brings together the turmoil of Newfoundland joining Confederation and its effects up to the present day. Des Walsh was bo in St. John's and first published in 1972. Since then, he has published four books of poetry including Seasonal Bravery and Love and Savagery. A new collection, The Singer's Broken Throat, is in the final stages of preparation. His work for the stage includes Fishwharf and Steamboat Men (Resource Centre for the Arts, LSPU Hall), Tomorrow Will Be Sunday (Rising Tide Theatre, Arts and Culture Centre), The Songs of Weather, Garland House, Play Somethin' We All Knows and Johnny August (Rising Tide Theatre, Summer in the Bight Theatre Festival). In November 1997, he was Playwright-in-Residence at Playwright's Workshop Montreal. He co-wrote the TV drama The Boys of St. Vincent for which he won several awards including a Gemini in Canada and the Umbriafiction award in Italy. His eight-hour TV adaptation of Be ice Morgan's novel Random Passage aired on CBC in January 2002.

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