I read the script for this play last night. I had a vague idea what it was about but deliberately didn't read any more about it so I came to it fresh. It was a very powerful piece of work which I would like to see performed, but even as a written piece it was shocking. It appears dated at times (I wonder if they update the references for performances?) and some of the revelations were too-clearly signalled. However, it had a fascinating conclusion both to the mystery involved and to the play itself. It raises huge issues about normality and spirituality. I see there is a film of the play although this is not without its detractors. Here is a link to the Broadway version of the play (with Daniel Radcliffe).
Day 183; Book 180
'I am convinced it is superior to all other cats': Diary of 22-year-old
Japanese emperor reveals his thoughts about his personal black cat, proving
that cat owners haven't changed since 889 A.D.
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A lot of things may have changed since the 9th century, but one thing that
hasn't is that cat people still think their cat is the best cat in the
whole wid...
13 hours ago
Anne I've never read the script but did see the play many years ago - powerful indeed describes it very well indeed. I can still remember it quite clearly......shocking but extremely well acted ......quite disturbing really. Have seen it as a play on TV too. Jo
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