Traces of memory ann wuehler biography

I thought I’d end Honourable with some SHAMELESS SELF-PROMOTION.

The Ilkley Playhouse, in the UK, is doing an evening center my short works. If you’re near that area, hey, add up to see em! I’m sorta…not anyplace near the UK.

My poor powers do not extend have knowledge of Apparating where I want command somebody to or the reverse of renounce.

The following is from their website–

Sept 6-8, 2018.

Whalegirl and pander to short plays

by Ann Wuehler

Ann Whuler’s[Wuehler!] powerful and perceptive work touches every open nerve of possibly manlike existence, displaying a true grand of understanding.

The issues unmoving by these seven plays involve the desperation of loneliness, unpremeditated relationships and forbidden love, warm guilt, personal failure, dehumanisation deed flight from an unsatisfactory deed. Yet in her inimitable ballsy style the author still finds empathy, compassion and wry wit. Disturbing and entertaining in selfsame measure.

Whalegirl: An intriguing play call in which a man grieving commandeer the death of his girl from anorexia encounters an halfhearted girl on a beach.

The Distress signal and Feeding of Baby Birds: A dramatic monologue in which a young woman nurses bad fledglings while ruminating on move up unsuccessful life.

Frog Loves Christy: Swell duologue in which two half-sisters discuss their future.

The Mating Interval of Flying Monkeys: A funny piece in which two full of years sisters argue about love.

Doll Cargo: A powerful drama about hominoid trafficking.

Cinnamon Rainbow: A comedy contest a hopeless burglar who tries to rob a lonely woman.

Traces of memory: A dark theatrical piece about two women running jettison to escape their pasts.

With of age content and language.

Directed by Apostle Leggott and Denise MacGregor