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Mark Handley

MARK HANDLEY

  (1956 - )

Nationality:    USA
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Mark Handley's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates

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        Idioglossia



Idioglossia

Synopsis:
Nell and her twin sister lived in an isolated cabin. Nell is now forty and her sister died when she was twenty. During the intervening years Nell has lived alone with the body - she has developed her own language - Indioglossia. When she is discovered the authorities do not know what they should do with her - put her in an institution or study her. the latter is decided on and Jake a psychologist and Claude a linguist-anthropologist are put on the case.

Notes:
The script, Idioglossia, was adapted into the movie, Nell, with Jodie Foster

1st Produced:

Organisations:
the Absinthe-Minded Theatre Company

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