Margaret Edson, a kindergarten teacher from Atlanta, Georgia, finds great success with her first play, which opens on Broadway at the end of 1999. Wit follows Vivian Bearing, an English professor who finds out she has terminal ovarian cancer. At first, she attacks her cancer in the same manner as her study of John Donne's poetry, taking an aggressive, logical approach in her quest for answers. Yet, through the journey of her illness, Margaret discovers an enlightened sense of humour about her life, a transformation affecting both her and the audience deeply.
Margaret Edson, a kindergarten teacher from Atlanta, Georgia, finds great success with her first play, which opens on Broadway at the end of 1999. Wit follows Vivian Bearing, an English professor who finds out she has terminal ovarian cancer. At first, she attacks her cancer in the same manner as her study of John Donne's poetry, taking an aggressive, logical approach in her quest for answers. Yet, through the journey of her illness, Margaret discovers an enlightened sense of humour about her life, a transformation affecting both her and the audience deeply.
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Margaret Edson, a kindergarten teacher from Atlanta, Georgia, finds great success with her first play, which opens on Broadway at the end of 1999. Wit follows Vivian Bearing, an English professor who finds out she has terminal ovarian cancer. At first, she attacks her cancer in the same manner as her study of John Donne's poetry, taking an aggressive, logical approach in her quest for answers. Yet, through the journey of her illness, Margaret discovers an enlightened sense of humour about her life, a transformation affecting both her and the audience deeply.
Margaret Edson, a kindergarten teacher from Atlanta, Georgia, finds great success with her first play, which opens on Broadway at the end of 1999. Wit follows Vivian Bearing, an English professor who finds out she has terminal ovarian cancer. At first, she attacks her cancer in the same manner as her study of John Donne's poetry, taking an aggressive, logical approach in her quest for answers. Yet, through the journey of her illness, Margaret discovers an enlightened sense of humour about her life, a transformation affecting both her and the audience deeply.
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Imprint | Faber and Faber |
Pub date | 29 Mar 1999 |
DEWEY | 812.54 |
DEWEY edition | 21 |
Language | English |
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Imprint | Faber and Faber |
Pub date | 29 Mar 1999 |
DEWEY | 812.54 |
DEWEY edition | 21 |
Language | English |