Too angry to help them out, Jenny pours out her frustrations about growing up to a duck. A ghost interrupts her solitude, forces her to acknowledge her own possession by the past, and pushes her to reach in a bizarre way beyond her comfortable room. Trying to figure out what has gone wrong, Amy is forced to confront some difficult truths about the price of her success. In the process she acknowledges the possibility that she may be confiding in the wrong Being. Duck Blind, Trial, Transition and 5 linking scenes in which three timeless women chorally and physcially play with the many meanings of woman and witch, were presented as a staged reading at the New Ideas Festival, Alumnae Theatre, Toronto in March, 1997.
Transition is published in Going It Alone.
Nuage Editions. 1997. Jan Dullemond is published by Internet Dionysia, Holland, 1999. The economically divided city of Pairs is rocked by the Saint Simonians, a radical social movement that believes in technology, universal education, free trade, emancipation for women and the poor, and free love. Suzanne Voilquin, a disaffected, poor seamstress is persuaded by her friend, Jeanne, and the charismatic leader, Pere Enfantin, to join the movement. With a purpose and a goal, Suzanne's mind flowers and she enthusiastically gets caught up in this vortex.