New Play Centre DuMaurier Festival, Vancouver, 1983; White Rock Summer Theatre, 1983; Rhubarb Festival, Theatre Centre, Toronto, 1984
This is a monologue about my father. One of the few purely autobiographical pieces I've ever written. When Bill Richardson interviewed me, he asked why so much of my writing involves the troubles surrounding human skin, as in the character of Lumpy in the Longlight Legacy. The real answer to the question is in this piece.
Also adapted as a radio play for CBC Radio
Published in the anthology Words We Call Home.
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Production History: New Play Centre DuMaurier Festival, Vancouver, 1983; White Rock Summer Theatre, 1983; Rhubarb Festival, Theatre Centre, Toronto, 1984
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