←Recommendations of Mama, I wish I were silver

  • Hannah C Langley: Mama, I wish I were silver by Amanda L. Andrei
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    I saw a reading of this play at Boston Court, and it completely wrecked me—in the best possible way! Fresh and exciting in its form, this play tells a story about two half-siblings discovering what family means to them. I loved every second of it. It's a must-see!

    I saw a reading of this play at Boston Court, and it completely wrecked me—in the best possible way! Fresh and exciting in its form, this play tells a story about two half-siblings discovering what family means to them. I loved every second of it. It's a must-see!

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  • Hannah C Langley: Mama, I wish I were silver by Amanda L. Andrei
    “

    I saw a reading of this play at Boston Court, and it completely wrecked me—in the best possible way! Fresh and exciting in its form, this play tells a story about two half-siblings discovering what family means to them. I loved every second of it. It's a must-see!

    I saw a reading of this play at Boston Court, and it completely wrecked me—in the best possible way! Fresh and exciting in its form, this play tells a story about two half-siblings discovering what family means to them. I loved every second of it. It's a must-see!

    ”
  • Katherine Vondy: Mama, I wish I were silver by Amanda L. Andrei
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    Both ethereal and grounded, MAMA, I WISH I WERE SILVER explores the complex and poignant relationship between sisters, mothers, and daughters. What starts out as a simple premise--two sisters joining together to deal with their mother's artifacts--grows and expands to reveal so much more about history and family churning beautifully beneath the surface. A lovely play with deep and thought-provoking roles for its two actresses.

    Both ethereal and grounded, MAMA, I WISH I WERE SILVER explores the complex and poignant relationship between sisters, mothers, and daughters. What starts out as a simple premise--two sisters joining together to deal with their mother's artifacts--grows and expands to reveal so much more about history and family churning beautifully beneath the surface. A lovely play with deep and thought-provoking roles for its two actresses.

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  • Joye Otto: Mama, I wish I were silver by Amanda L. Andrei
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    There is so much beauty in this play regarding two estranged sisters who come together after the death of their mother. Sometimes delicate, sometimes lovely and sometimes haunting, the legacy of political conflict and its relationship to future generations is evident. Underneath the dialog between characters lies an intricate net of identity that each character navigates. Again, well done and so poignant.

    There is so much beauty in this play regarding two estranged sisters who come together after the death of their mother. Sometimes delicate, sometimes lovely and sometimes haunting, the legacy of political conflict and its relationship to future generations is evident. Underneath the dialog between characters lies an intricate net of identity that each character navigates. Again, well done and so poignant.

    ”