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Frances, middle-aged and unmarried, is ecstatically awaiting the arrival of legendary mega star of stage and screen Ezzlie Harlow. Loyal fan Frances, unbeknown to Ezzlie, has offered her very humble end-of-terrace home to the down on her luck singer. Harlow's agent, eager to be rid of his fading star, has bundled her off with a one way ticket to what she thinks is a little mansion with servant; he forgot to mention Little Mansion is the name of the village at the back of beyond. Both The Fan and The Star are in for shocks, betrayal and a reversal of fortune, as they learn from each other to be…mehr

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Frances, middle-aged and unmarried, is ecstatically awaiting the arrival of legendary mega star of stage and screen Ezzlie Harlow. Loyal fan Frances, unbeknown to Ezzlie, has offered her very humble end-of-terrace home to the down on her luck singer. Harlow's agent, eager to be rid of his fading star, has bundled her off with a one way ticket to what she thinks is a little mansion with servant; he forgot to mention Little Mansion is the name of the village at the back of beyond. Both The Fan and The Star are in for shocks, betrayal and a reversal of fortune, as they learn from each other to be careful what you wish for, because it might come to pass. An excellent comedy drama in one act for two women and one man that was presented as part of The Camden Festival Fringe in 2011 under the title The Fan and the Star and the Star and the Fan.
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Jan Elaine Harris is an Associate Professor of English and Writing at Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN. Her recent poems have appeared in The West Trade Review, HERWords, The Portland Review, Camas, The Rumpus, The Exposition Journal, and Event. She lives in Nashville with her spouse and her two perfect GSPs, Malloy and Astrid-June.