Stray

A play for the British writer John Galasuri, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932. The play expresses the period that followed the industrial revolution in Europe, where the beginning of the woman''s rebellion over their conditions and the emergence of their desire to prove themselves and their entity while breaking the restrictions of the rigid customs and traditions that make one lose his freedom sometimes However, what happened with the heroine of the story is still happening to this day with many women who want to destroy their restrictions, so the current is stronger than them and they face many obstacles that lead them to failure and suicide. A clip from the play: "The scene is a beautiful sitting room in one of the roles and there are two doors: one on the hall and the other is closed and the curtains are dropped on it, then a large window did not go from the curtains, and from which the person sees black towers and a blackstiner and the summer sun goes to the absent There is a large piano in one of the pillars and sees the server (Pinter), which is a shaved shaved chin and drinkers after two tables of the game. Open and from it a person wins the white wall, Pinter raises his eyes to her, so her head shakes a tremor that feels anxious. Pinter: Where did she go? The days, you will see, I admire her, for she is a woman, and for these women! She is never their skins and their mouths, they remain past until they fall from excessive fatigue if they like them what they are in, but if the matter does not rise to them, then nothing is anxiety and restlessness, how was her life There, before you marry? "