An edition of Can you see me yet? (1977)

Can you see me yet?

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An edition of Can you see me yet? (1977)

Can you see me yet?

a play

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In 1938, in a world about to go mad with war, an Ontario insane asylum seems to offer sanctuary to the characters in Can You See Me Yet? But as Cassandra Wakelin begins to confuse her fellow inmates with members of her own ill-fated family, the question arises: Can anyone find sanctuary anywhere?

Can You See Me Yet? premiered at Ottawa's National Arts Centre in 1976.

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Publisher
Talonbooks
Language
English
Pages
166

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Can you see me yet?: a play
1977, Talonbooks
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Edition Notes

6

Published in
Vancouver, Canada
Copyright Date
1977

Classifications

Library of Congress
PR9199.3.F52 C3

The Physical Object

Pagination
166 p. ; 22 cm.
Number of pages
166

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21504142M
Internet Archive
canyouseemeyetpl00find
ISBN 10
0889221197
LCCN
79301921
OCLC/WorldCat
4932570
Library Thing
7140404
Goodreads
1055915

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