Intelligent and Moving, ’10 Days in a Madhouse’ Exemplifies the Power of Opera
This pitch-perfect version of Bly’s tale is fascinated with the construction and performance of madness.
Hannah Moscovitc
Hannah Moscovitch is a celebrated Canadian playwright recognized for her profound and impactful dramas. Born in 1978, she has carved a niche for herself in contemporary theater with plays that often delve into complex themes like history, family, and personal identity. Some of her notable works include "East of Berlin," "The Russian Play," and "What a Young Wife Ought to Know." Moscovitch's plays have been showcased across Canada and internationally, garnering acclaim for their poignant narratives and deep emotional resonance.
