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It is June 1981: the farm debt crisis. Pride Toronto's first parade. Everything is changing, including fifteen-year-old Esther, who runs away to the city to escape the family farm. With the help of a brash young hustler and a gay activist who shelters street kids, she confronts her conservative Christian parents-farmers on the brink of financial ruin-and begins to find her way home. Acclaimed playwright Leanna Brodie excels with this heart-warming coming-of-age-and coming-out-drama. Cast of two women and three men.
It is June 1981: the farm debt crisis. Pride Toronto's first parade. Everything is changing, including fifteen-year-old Esther, who runs away to the city to escape the family farm. With the help of a brash young hustler and a gay activist who shelters street kids, she confronts her conservative Christian parents-farmers on the brink of financial ruin-and begins to find her way home. Acclaimed playwright Leanna Brodie excels with this heart-warming coming-of-age-and coming-out-drama. Cast of two women and three men.
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Leanna Brodie is an actor, translator, and playwright: The Vic, For Home and Country, The Book of Esther, and Schoolhouse, published by Talonbooks, are regularly performed across Canada. Ulla's Odyssey, her award-winning opera with Anthony Young, has toured the UK. Her numerous translations include works by Théâtre Motus' Hélène Ducharme (whose acclaimed Baobab has toured North America and China with over six hundred performances) and Christian Bégin (whose After Meearned five Jessie nominations for Ruby Slippers Theatre) as well as Catherine Léger's Opium 37, Rébecca Déraspe's You Are Happy, and Louise Bombardier's My Mother Dog (published by Playwrights Canada Press) She has been playwright-in-residence at the Blyth Festival, 4th Line Theatre, Lighthouse Festival Theatre, and Gateway Theatre, and is currently an Associate of Playwrights Theatre Centre. Ruby Slippers premiered her translation of Catherine Léger's I Lost My Husband! at the Gateway in March 2018, and sold out the entire run. www.leannabrodie.com
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Introduction A Note about the Language Used Cultural Timeline Production Notes Cast List The Book of Esther Playscript Acknowledgments Author Bio
