
Londré, Felicia (aka Felicia Hardison Londré, American playwright, dramaturg, Shakespearean analyst, theatre historian and critic, and translator from French, Spanish, and Russian, 1941-____), “Battle of the Sexes,”
a bare-stage 45-minute bill of vignettes in English,
1m1f,
(can pair with Felicia Londré’s “Miss Millay Was Right,” a drama, 3f; “Mistress and Man,” a comedy, 2m2f; “Play ‘Melancholy Baby,’” a drama, 1m; or “What’s Out There,” a comedy, 3f) script/rights available from Felicia Londré, 528 East 56th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64110, U.S.A., (home) 816-444-1878, (voice mail) 816-235-2781. Cited by Londré in letter to author, July 13, 1995; Londré adds,
Dramatis Personae ________ (m), ____________; ________ (f), ____________.
Synopsis “___________________.
Comment “. . . (This play) offers brief humorous glimpses of various kinds of relationships between men and women. ‘Clark and Sheena’ and ‘A Gift Hoarse in the Mouth’ are whimsical character studies. ‘For the Bride and Groom’ and ‘A Basket of Goodies’ have a light touch of fantasy. ‘Public Enemy,’ ‘Race Meeting,’ and ‘Strange Encounter’ build upon certain clichés about relationships, but end with wry twists. The entire sequence of vignettes runs about 45 minutes.” Playwright is dramaturg for Missouri Repertory Theatre, 4949 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64110.
Themes man-woman relationship, vignette.
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