Overview

Eight short plays with strong parts for older women. Her Father's Barn and Sunnyside Cafe are hour-long presentations for a cast of one. The other six plays, with small casts and single sets, are suitable for ten-minute-play festivals. Read them for your own pleasure, or choose one to perform for the world (make sure you get the rights!).

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Sunnyside Cafe is the perfect fringe moment, an unassuming, one-person play that leaves you misty-eyed and marvelling at one actor and one story. - Halifax Chronicle-Herald I commend Pam Calabrese MacLean for her play Her Father's Barn, and for the sensitive way that she has dealt with a difficult topic. With newspapers and television often filled with stories of violence and the misuse of the gift of human sexuality, we are often desensitized to the pain in such stories. MacLean names these things as evil and forces us to see one woman's pain. - Keith Hagerman, Theology and the Arts Is it Wednesday?: This little gem of a play charmed and touched audiences of all ages. - Winnipeg Fringe Festival

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Pam Calabrese MacLean's writing for the stage includes Her Father's Barn (Atlantic Fringe Festival (NS)) 2001; Festival Antigonish Late Night (NS) 2002; London Fringe (ON) 2005; Liverpool International Play Festival (NS) 2006; Uno Festival (BC) 2007; Mulgrave Theatre (NS) 2008; King's Theatre (NS) 2010);Is it Wednesday? (King's Shorts (NS) 2010; Six Women International Playwriting Festival Colorado (US) 2011; Theatre Antigonish 2012; Awake King's Shorts 2009; Theatre Antigonish 2012. MacLean is also the author of two poetry books and two children's books. Editor for Moose House Publications, and for the Apache Software Foundation.

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