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All's well / Mona Awad.

Awad, Mona, (author.).

Summary:

"Hag-seed and Nutshell meet My Year of Rest and Relaxation in this darkly funny and hypnotic exploration of a theatre professor at the end of her rope. Miranda is a theatre professor whose life is less than satisfactory. After falling during a performance early in her acting career, she finds herself in constant, seemingly incurable pain and struggles to even sit still. When she hopes to revisit the glory of her acting days by having her class stage Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well, she is met with a mutiny from her students, led by her least favourite undergrad--the devious Briana. Forced instead to put on Hamlet, Miranda is devastated at the duplicity of her students, underhandedness of her boss, and is consumed by frustration at the lack of control she has over her own body and life. When she's drowning her sorrows at the local pub one night, her path takes a sharp turn. Three mysterious men in suits who seem to know everything about her--her pain, her glory, and her deepest desires--offer to help her. After drinking a glowing, golden liquid, she wakes up the next morning with no memory of the night before, and her chronic pain has lifted. Miranda's life starts falling into place: she is not only walking but running with ease; Briana has become gravely ill; and a twist of fate allows Miranda to stage her beloved All's Well That Ends Well. But as a lover of the Bard, Miranda should know that sudden streaks of luck always come at a price... All's Well is a searing exploration of chronic pain and depression through the classic tensions between saints and sinners, healers and witches, revenge and jealousy, love and lust to craft a completely modern and truly unique rendition of a Shakespearean play."-- Provided by publisher.

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  • ISBN: 9780735241213
  • ISBN: 073524121X
  • Physical Description: 1 online resource
  • Publisher: Toronto : Hamish Hamilton Canada, 2021.
Subject: Women theatrical producers and directors > Fiction.
College theater > Fiction.
Substance abuse > Fiction.
Accidents > Fiction.
Self-realization in women > Fiction.
Chronic pain > Fiction.
Accidents.
Chronic pain.
College theater.
Self-realization in women.
Substance abuse.
Women theatrical producers and directors.
Genre: Electronic books.
Fiction.

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