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Endesha Ida Mae Holland

ENDESHA IDA MAE HOLLAND

  (1944 - )

Nationality:    USA
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Playwright, actress, director, activist, lecturer and teacher. Born in Greewnwood, MS. Ba, Ma and PhD from University of Minnesota

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below is a list of Endesha Ida Mae Holland's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Autobiography Of A Parader Without A Permit         Fanny Lou         From the Mississippi Delta         Mrs Ida B Wells         Prarie Women         Reconstruction Of Dossie Ree Hemphil, The         Requiem For A Snake         Second Doctor Lady



Autobiography Of A Parader Without A Permit

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doctoral dissertation

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Fanny Lou

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From the Mississippi Delta

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series of 7 plays Play/Drama

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Mrs Ida B Wells

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Highlights the life of the renowned activist-journalist, whose contributions to the black press were extensive. She became well-known for her writings in the New York age, and for lecturing with other activists

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Prod. on A Black theatre program At the American Coil. theatre Assn. National Convention, St. Paul, MN, Aug. 1983

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Public reading at the Playwrights' Center, Minneapolis    1982

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Prarie Women

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Reconstruction Of Dossie Ree Hemphil, The

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Based on the author's mother's experiences as "madam" and midwife. as described by one journalist: In her dual occupations, Holland's mother was privy to information and gossip from women of the town. "My mother didn't want me listening in on those conversations, but I'd be there, pretending I was asleep," Holland said. Incest was a common topic. "the Reconstruction of Dossie Ree Hemphill" springs from those overheard conversations. In the play a young woman has sex with her father. So does her younger sister, creating rivalry between the sisters. the older sister leaves the South and tries to overcome her feeling of worthlessness.
Minneapolis Tribune, Nov. 30, 1980, p. 1aI

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entered Regional Festival of ACTF, 1981, where it earned A commendation for excellence in playwriting. Produced by the Univ. of Minnesota during its theatre season.

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workshop production by the Univ. of Minnesota, experimental Theatre Workshop    1980

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Requiem For A Snake

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Staged reading, the Playwrights' Center, 1981. Public reading by the Frank Silvera Writers' Workshop, New York, Nov. 1981. Reading, Los Angeles theatre Workshop, Nov. 1981.

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Reading at the Playwrights' Center, Minneapolis    1980

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Second Doctor Lady

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"Based on her mother's mid-wifery. the black midwife assists a white woman with a difficult birth in a hospital, then delivers a baby in a poor black home."
Minneapolis Tribune, Nov. 30, 1980, p. 1a

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Produced As A workshop production by the Univ. of Minnesota, Dec. 1980. Broadcast over radio station WFaI, 1981. entered in the Regional Festival of ACTF, 1981, where it earned for the Author A commendation for excellence in playwriting. Finalist, Women Playwrights Festival, the Woman's theatre, Seattle, Wa, 1981. Reading, the Playwrights' Center, Minneapolis, followed by A rewrite, March 1982.

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reading at the Mid-Western Theatre Conf., Omaha    1980

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