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Author(s): Ronald Ribman
An investment advisor in fine art encounters an Armenian fruit and vegetable merchant in the roof garden of a New York hospital. Through intensive probing, the cancer stricken Armenian unravels the paralyzing truth about his companion, the price he paid to survive the Holocaust.
Format: Full-length play
Cast Size: 2M/1F
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Winner of the 1977 New York Drama Critics Award.
Original or Prominent Production: The American Place Theatre, New York 1977; The Lyceum Theatre on Broadway, New York, 1977.
Original Language: English
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Experience(s) Chronicled: Survivors and Subsequent Generations