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The Vagrant Trilogy: Three Plays by Mona Mansour: The Hour of Feeling; The Vagrant; Urge for Going (Vagrant Trilogy, 1-3) (en Inglés)
Mona Mansour
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Michael Malek Najjar
(Ilustrado por)
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Hala Baki
(Ilustrado por)
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The Vagrant Trilogy: Three Plays by Mona Mansour: The Hour of Feeling; The Vagrant; Urge for Going (Vagrant Trilogy, 1-3) (en Inglés) - Mansour, Mona ; Najjar, Michael Malek ; Baki, Hala
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Reseña del libro "The Vagrant Trilogy: Three Plays by Mona Mansour: The Hour of Feeling; The Vagrant; Urge for Going (Vagrant Trilogy, 1-3) (en Inglés)"
"The [Vagrant Trilogy] extends far beyond the timeline of devastating events, and instead shows us something greater: humanity." -Broadway World The Vagrant Trilogyis a set of three plays by award-winning Arab American playwright Mona Mansour which explores the Palestinian condition prior to, during, and after the infamous Six-Day War. It sketches the devastating effect this conflict had on members of the Palestinian diaspora scattered in Europe and in Lebanese refugee camps. With productions in Washington DC, New York, and Abu Dhabi, this trilogy has moved audiences across both America and the Arabic-speaking world. The Hour of Feeling, The Vagrant, and Urge for Going offer a deep exploration of the Palestinian struggle for home and identity, a powerful glimpse into a reality that many face and few understand. The volume includes a foreword by director Mark Wing-Davey; an introduction by Arab American theatre scholars Hala Baki and Michael Malek Najjar; the three plays in their final performance versions; an interview with playwright Mona Mansour; and a critical essay by literary scholar Diya Abdo. This collection of Mansour's outstanding plays is another important contribution to the Arab American theatrical canon and the larger body of American drama.
