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4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: The Bootlegger Blues (Paperback)
If you have picked up a copy of this play, then get ready to laugh. Martha followed the advice of a fellow committee member regarding the the amount of beverages to order for the church fundraiser. Now she is stuck with 143 cases of beer she can't return. What is a teetotaling woman to do. Sell them, as in bootleg. There's a small catch or two, her son is home from police college, and her daughter and son- in-law work for the band council. This play had me laughing out loud from beginning to end. I loved every minute. While the play was written to be set on any reserve in Canada, I think it could also be adapted to many small communities. I would love to see a performance of this work. I haven't read a play in years decades and now I am wondering why. More than likely it was the over studying of them that I did when in high school. Fortunately author Drew Hayden Taylor has several more that I am looking forward to reading. |
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Bootlegger Blues by Drew Hayden Taylor (Paperback - March 15, 1993)
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