Ida Greene is a young woman in a persistent struggle with a mysterious illness. As she attempts to cope with her physical ailments, she turns to her closest friends and comes realize that her life and the people in are no longer the same. Can Ida learn to hold her loved ones close and ride out the storms of change? Or will she find herself drifting alone in unfamiliar skies?
Ida Greene is a young woman in a persistent struggle with a mysterious illness. As she attempts to cope with her physical ailments, she turns to her closest friends and comes realize that her life and the people in are no longer the same. Can Ida learn to hold her loved ones close and ride out the storms of change? Or will she find herself drifting alone in unfamiliar skies?
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The Dying of Ida Greene
by Michael Tobin
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Wondrously poetic. The dialogue is effortless, revealing the layers of interpersonal relationships fluidly. The romanticism and sadness equally matched inside a smooth kind of theatricality. It's always a pleasure taking a step back from the limitations of reality and experiencing something ethereal and intangible that only a play like this can deliver.
Wondrously poetic. The dialogue is effortless, revealing the layers of interpersonal relationships fluidly. The romanticism and sadness equally matched inside a smooth kind of theatricality. It's always a pleasure taking a step back from the limitations of reality and experiencing something ethereal and intangible that only a play like this can deliver.
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Development History
TypeReading, OrganizationHollins University Playwright's Lab Festival of New Works, Year2020
TypeWorkshop, OrganizationHearth and Mantel Theatre Company, Year2019