Barking Dogs by Norman Price

Description

Three sisters come together for the final remembrance of their dead father. As much younger women they made a promise to each other, and now it is time to lay their father, and their past lives, to rest.

Barking Dogs is a poetic work of profound depth and complexity from an author who challenges the conventions of traditional theatre and makes an important contribution to Australian performance writing.

Production History

Barking Dogs was performed at Experimetro (Metro Arts) after being workshopped in Paris in 1997.

ISBN 090815674X

Additional information

Weight	0.250 kg
Dimensions	21 × 15 × 0.5 cm

Reviews

"Norman Price’s Barking Dogs conjures a sense of the invisible…. through the words unspoken that hang between the writer’s considered placement of phrasing and pause."

— Victoria Carless, 2008

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