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”A clash of titans— Hawking versus Frost in FALLEN WOMEN”
They were sister once. Then they were mortal enemies. Now they’re Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham, with years of history between them.
A major feature of the new Mrs. Hawking play Fallen Women will be the chance to see our hero verbally spar with Mrs. Frost, her greatest foe and childhood friend. In a way this has been a long time in coming. We saw the two of them interact in their youth in Singapore in the flashback sections of Gilded Cages, and the course of the subsequent story Mrs. Frost was all about their adult clashing. But through all that conflict, they remained at a distance, scheming and striking at one another, but without much actual personal interaction.
Read the rest of the entry on Mrshawking.com!
Catch Mrs. Hawking in MRS. FROST and the all-new FALLEN WOMEN this January at Arisia 2020 in Boston, MA
”A clash of titans— Hawking versus Frost in FALLEN WOMEN”
They were sister once. Then they were mortal enemies. Now they’re Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham, with years of history between them.
A major feature of the new Mrs. Hawking play Fallen Women will be the chance to see our hero verbally spar with Mrs. Frost, her greatest foe and childhood friend. In a way this has been a long time in coming. We saw the two of them interact in their youth in Singapore in the flashback sections of Gilded Cages, and the course of the subsequent story Mrs. Frost was all about their adult clashing. But through all that conflict, they remained at a distance, scheming and striking at one another, but without much actual personal interaction.
Read the rest of the entry on Mrshawking.com!
Catch Mrs. Hawking in MRS. FROST and the all-new FALLEN WOMEN this January at Arisia 2020 in Boston, MA
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Date: 2019-11-19 02:01 am (UTC)(I can get to the article just fine, but I have to edit the link. Something at the DW end is confused, I think.)