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Written by John Ford in the early 1630s and directed by Claire Gleitman, the play centers around an incestuous love affair carried on by a brother and a sister, in defiance of the conventions of their society, and its bloody consequences. The play's themes are tragic, yet it was written in an age when many of the ideals upon which tragedy traditionally was based had come into question. The result is that Ford's play, though it stages horrific events, has the feel at times of a giddy, dark comedy For further information please contact director Claire Gleitman at 274-3893 or Gallery Director Cheryl Kramer at 274-3548. Contributed by Cheryl Kramer |
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