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    Boa

    By Clara Brennan

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    About this ebook

    ‘I told the guy sometimes your arm around my neck felt

    like…a feather boa…and sometimes it felt like a big ol’

    snake. Squeezing the life outta me.’

    One transatlantic marriage. Three continents. Two wars.

    Boa is an acerbic, warm and honest account of a husband and wife whose relationship spans thirty years of love, laughter, addiction, and warfare.

    A reading of Boa premiered at the Hightide Festival 2014.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOberon Books
    Release dateFeb 10, 2015
    ISBN9781783197101
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    Clara Brennan

    Clara Brennan won the Channel 4 Playwright award for her forthcoming play The Vendor and is resident at the Soho Theatre for 2014. She received the Off West End Adopt a Playwright Award in 2012. Previous work includes Bud Take the Wheel, I Feel a Song Coming On (Underbelly), Theatre Uncut plays Hi Vis (Southwark Playhouse, Teatre Lliure), Spine (Young Vic) and The Wing (Young Vic), Monogram (Cockpit Theatre), Rain as part of Lough/Rain (Underbelly/York Theatre Royal), Portmanteau (Bike Shed Theatre) and Births, Marriages and Deaths (High-Hearted Theatre). She has film and television series in development. A reading of her new play Boa starring Dame Harriet Walter premiered at the HighTide Festival 2014.

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