Part Two: Alone on a Bridge
Stacey, now homeless, reveals her son's father and Raven seeks revenge.
Dearest reader,
Welcome to part two of Alone on a Bridge, a new play by George F. Walker, one of Canada’s most prolific and popular playwrights. Part Kafka, part Lewis Carroll, Walker’s distinctive, gritty, and fast-paced tragicomedies illuminate and satirize the selfishness, greed, and aggression of contemporary urban culture.
In Part One, we meet Stace…
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