A
country in revolution
16 year-old Mona is finding out the meaning of love
Shiraz, Iran. 1982. Fanaticism runs rampant in the streets, and Mona, as a Bahá’í – a member of Iran’s largest religious minority – is the fanatic’s prime target. One night, she has an important dream. It is a dream of three dresses, each representing a different direction her life might take. In her dream and in her waking life, Mona makes her choice – a choice that will lead her straight into danger’s path. Based on a true account, this full-length drama raises fundamental and challenging questions about life, faith and sacrifice for all to consider.
www.adressformona.org
In Summer & Fall 2002, Mark Perry will be available to present on the
following topics:
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The Face of Martyrdom:
Mona & the others, why the did what they did? Talk to include little known
stories and slides of rare photographs.
Ø
Making “A Dress for Mona”:
the intriguing history of this play & how to produce it in your town.
Ø
Opening the Drama Circle:
the history of spirituality and the theatre, plus ideas on how to develop a
“spiritual” community-based theatre.
Mark Perry
is a graduate of the University of Iowa’s
Playwrights Workshop, and the author of 10 plays.
A Dress For Mona,
a play by
Mark Perry. Trade Paperback, 5 ½ X 8 ½, 150 pages. $10.00. ISBN:
1-931492-02-6. LOC/PCN: 2002090786 (CIP data not included).
Print run: 3000.
Publication: September 2002 by Fifth Epoch Press (an imprint of Discover Writing
Press). Available through
Baker & Taylor Wholesalers, also
amazon.com,
bn.com, &
discoverwriting.com.
Cast
minimum: 4f; 4m
For information, contact Carol-lee Worth at 1-800-613-8055, FAX: 802-897-2084,
or email: adressformona@aol.com