And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little (Acting Edition for Theater Productions)
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Word Count
13,250 words, Guess
Page Count
53 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL27070423M
- ISBN-139780822200437
- ISBN-100822200430
- OCLC Control Number235720
- Internet Archiveandmissreardondr0000zind
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- Library of Congress Control Number75174713
Classifications
- LCCPS3576.I518 A8 1999
- LCCPS3576.I518 A8
Description
The story surrounds three sisters: Catherine, an alcoholic; Anna, a hypochondriac and Ceil, an attention-starved socialite. Paul Zindel's dark comedy explores the relationship between three very different sisters after the death of their mother in the early 1960s. Having been abandoned by their father in early childhood, Catherine, Ceil and Anna Reardon were raised in a small apartment by their mother. The three ladies are educated and become members of their local school community. Anna Reardon becomes a chemistry teacher, Catherine Reardon the assistant principal and Ceil (Reardon) Adams is the superintendent of schools. The scene of the play is in the Reardon family apartment... Several months of caring for her sick mother only to see her pass has left Anna suffering a severe nervous breakdown. She has become a complete hypochondriac, obsessed with animals and rabies. She is also on an extended break from school for allegedly molesting a male student. Catherine's reaction to both her mother's death and her sister's ailment has been to drink a little. She is consistently drunk throughout the show. Ceil did not have any sort of contact with the family while her mother was suffering, but rather ran off to marry her sister Catherine's boyfriend, Edward Adams (who never appears on stage). Ceil has come to the Reardon home to coax Catherine into having Anna committed... Catherine refuses this demand, and Ceil essentially abandons the two women to take care of each other. --Wikipedia.com.
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