Piñata: a dark comedy
Piñata: A Dark Comedy is a dark comedy written to explore what an audience is willing to laugh at and what remains when the laughter has finished. Set in a tavern, Piñata showcases the comedic on goings of a few young adults. Stephen enacts an extensive scheme to show Marcy that her boyfriend is no...
Main Author: | Ramberran, Kevin |
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Other Authors: | Kerr, William (English, Film, and Theatre) |
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2016
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1993/31042 |
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