Johnny
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- "A powerful and inspiring play in search of freedoms long
forgotten." Parikiaki Newspaper, London 1991
- "Nina Rapi has succeeded in creating a female character, whose
despair makes her oscillate between silent containment and
manic behaviour. Hara's obsession with inventing her own
reality is reminiscent of Alan Bennett's self-deceivers, and also
some of Pirandello's female characters. Yet what is interesting
in the play - and different form Bennet and Pirandello - is Hara's
gradual awakening." Margaret Rose in the chapter on Nina Rapi
in the book Monologue Plays for Female Voices, Tirrenia
Stampatori, Torino, Italy 1995
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