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ALISON GORDON
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VeneciaVenecia
Synopsis:
The setting is a remote argentinian bordello owned by a blind old Madam dreaming of being reunited with a long-lost lover In Venice. around her lounge three bickering hookers In gaudy cleavage-thrusting rags: Marta the sour old sow, Graciela the lippy new girl and Rita the industrious peacemaker. The only man who ever shows up is the bovine Chato -tumescent with pride after recently acquiring an "electronic organ" (all jokes apply). The story could easily focus on any of these characters, but turns instead on just one: the blind Madam and bow the impoverished girls can get her to Venice.
Patrick Marmion, Evening Standard
Patrick Marmion, Evening Standard
Notes:
Original Playwright - Jorge Accame. English version by Rebecca Gatward And Alison Gordon
1st Produced:
Organisations:
Royal National Theatre Studio
1st Published:
Oberon, -
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