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MIA
In this play, three women talk about breast cancer from direct and indirect perspectives. A spouse, a doctor, and a school inspector are added to the plot. Who’s in charge of our bodies?
Mia has been part of my honors course on 21st century drama and gave me the chance to expose the topic to students and hear their reactions. This past spring the play had its first stage reading at...
In this play, three women talk about breast cancer from direct and indirect perspectives. A spouse, a doctor, and a school inspector are added to the plot. Who’s in charge of our bodies?
Mia has been part of my honors course on 21st century drama and gave me the chance to expose the topic to students and hear their reactions. This past spring the play had its first stage reading at...
MIA
In this play, three women talk about breast cancer from direct and indirect perspectives. A spouse, a doctor, and a school inspector are added to the plot. Who’s in charge of our bodies?
Mia has been part of my honors course on 21st century drama and gave me the chance to expose the topic to students and hear their reactions. This past spring the play had its first stage reading at LaGuardia Performing Arts Center directed by Handan Ozbilgin. We work to offer it in full production next year.
The play was workshoped at Harvard, NYU, Pace.
It is part of the curriculum at LPAC, U of Bucharest, Bradley U, Georgia SU
In this play, three women talk about breast cancer from direct and indirect perspectives. A spouse, a doctor, and a school inspector are added to the plot. Who’s in charge of our bodies?
Mia has been part of my honors course on 21st century drama and gave me the chance to expose the topic to students and hear their reactions. This past spring the play had its first stage reading at LaGuardia Performing Arts Center directed by Handan Ozbilgin. We work to offer it in full production next year.
The play was workshoped at Harvard, NYU, Pace.
It is part of the curriculum at LPAC, U of Bucharest, Bradley U, Georgia SU