Angélique (2000)
Angélique is a 2000 american drama (dramatic works by one author) book written by Lorena Gale.
"A rich, poetic evocation of a graceful yet cruel time - a time when "civilized" citizens still bought and sold slaves. This is a time when the thoughts and feelings of these captive people had no bearing on the outcome of their lives, unless they were outraged and brave enough to try and shake their bonds. Angelique is the winner of the du Maurier National Playwriting Competition and was nominated Outstanding New Play in Calgary's Betty Mitchell Awards, 1998."--BOOK JACKET.
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What is Angélique about?
"A rich, poetic evocation of a graceful yet cruel time - a time when "civilized" citizens still bought and sold slaves. This is a time when the thoughts and feelings of these captive people had no bearing on the outcome of their lives, unless they were outraged and brave enough to try and shake their bonds. Angelique is the winner of the du Maurier National Playwriting Competition and was nominated Outstanding New Play in Calgary's Betty Mitchell Awards, 1998."--BOOK JACKET.
When was Angélique published?
Angélique was published in 2000.
Who made Angélique?
Angélique was written by Lorena Gale.