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A series of monologues that imaginatively explore six lives and their curious connections to something as inconsequential as a piece of paper.
An unhappy orphan who finds solace in paper cut-outs of her parents, an Indian doctor who displays his medical degree in his taxi cab, and waiters who tamper with fortune cookies are some of the vibrant characters who are brought to life in this anthology of six monologues that revolve around paper. From drama to comedy to crime-thriller, Yee brings us a variety of plots and characters in a series of imaginative, thought-provoking vignettes.
An unhappy orphan who finds solace in paper cut-outs of her parents, an Indian doctor who displays his medical degree in his taxi cab, and waiters who tamper with fortune cookies are some of the vibrant characters who are brought to life in this anthology of six monologues that revolve around paper. From drama to comedy to crime-thriller, Yee brings us a variety of plots and characters in a series of imaginative, thought-provoking vignettes.
Price: $16.95
Pages: 96
Publisher: Theatre Communications Group
Imprint: Playwrights Canada Press
Publication Date:
09 April 2013
Trim Size: 7.63 X 5.13 in
ISBN: 9781770911048
Format: Paperback
“David Yee’s paper SERIES should get more ink.” — Globe and Mail
“…this new collection establishes [Yee] among Canada’s more-than-promising playwrights.” — National Post
**** — Calgary Herald
“If you’ve ever lost someone or something you love, you’ll empathize with paper SERIES.” — NOW Magazine
“…this new collection establishes [Yee] among Canada’s more-than-promising playwrights.” — National Post
**** — Calgary Herald
“If you’ve ever lost someone or something you love, you’ll empathize with paper SERIES.” — NOW Magazine
David Yee was born and raised in Toronto, and proudly identifies himself as a Hapa of Scottish and Chinese descent. A Dora Mavor Moore Award–nominated actor and playwright, his work has been produced across Canada and internationally. His play lady in the red dress was nominated for the 2010 Governor General’s Literary Award. He is currently the artistic director of fu-GEN Theatre Company.