Placing James Reaney's work in a national and international context, this sensitive critical examination discusses Reaney's own vision of what theatre is and considers individual plays with emphasis on the playwright's passion for the geography and people of Southwestern Ontario. It also analyzes the intricate fabric of Reaney's plays, from "The Killdeer" and "Listen to the Wind" to the Donnelly trilogy.
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