Shylock

By (author): Mark Leiren-Young

‘Shylock’ is an award-winning play about a Jewish actor who finds himself condemned by his own community for his portrayal of Shakespeare’s notorious Jew.

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Mark Leiren-Young

Mark Leiren-Young is a popular Canadian performer, playwright and journalist. His plays have been produced throughout Canada and his award-winning drama, the romantic fantasy ‘Blueprints from Space’ received a staged reading at New York’s Open Eye Theatre. Mark’s first radio drama, ‘Dim Sum Diaries’, received international attention when it debuted on CBC’s Morningside in 1991. Mark’s humorous commentaries have appeared in such publications as ‘The Hollywood Reporter’, ‘The TorontoStar’, ‘The Vancouver Sun’, and ‘The Georgia Straight’. His writing has also appeared in ‘The Utne Reader’, ‘TV Guide’, ‘This Magazine’, ‘The Globe and Mail’, and the ‘South China Morning Post’. Leirin-Young has two plays published by Anvil Press: ‘Shylock’ and ‘Articles of Faith’.

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Dimensions:

66 Pages
7.97in * 5.15in * .22in
110gr

Published:

June 16, 2001

ISBN:

9781895636123

Book Subjects:

DRAMA / Shakespeare

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Language:

eng

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