Blood Relations and Other Plays (REV ED)

Discover the compelling works of Sharon Pollock in the revised edition of Blood Relations and Other Plays, published in 2002. This remarkable collection spans 352 pages, showcasing the plays that solidified Pollock's status as a prominent Canadian playwright. Among her celebrated works is the award-winning play Blood Relations, which earned her the first-ever Governor General’s Award for Drama in 1981.

Pollock’s characters provide a poignant exploration of oppression and societal issues. From the enigmatic spinster Lizzie Borden in the titular Blood Relations to the tormented souls of One Tiger to a Hill, and Leah, the "chosen" daughter/mistress of rum runner Mr. Big in Whiskey Six Cadenza, her narratives resonate with depth and emotion. This collection is an essential read for those captivated by Canadian drama and the rich tapestry of human experience. Dive into Pollock’s powerful storytelling and experience the profound themes that define her work.