View from the Beach
J.H. Fletcher
touko 2010 · Bolinda · Lukija: Fiona Press
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After all the trials and triumphs, the sea was still there... This is the story of four remarkable women. Dorrie who, in the dying years of the 19th century, dares to defy the conventions of her time by running away with an artist. The ambitious Roberta, who rides roughshod over all opposition in her single-minded desire to reach her goals. The gentle Louise, who defies her own nature to find the strength to pursue her personal happiness. And finally Ruth, who survived the terrors of the Second World War only to be trapped in a loveless marriage. Through her ability, dedication and raw guts she finds fame and fulfilment in her chosen career. Now the possibility opens up of a glittering triumph greater than anything she has so far achieved...
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J.H. (John) Fletcher was born in London and has lived in France, Asia and Africa. He now lives in Encounter Bay, a small farming community on the coast of South Australia. His plays have been produced for radio and TV by the BBC and the South African Broadcasting Corp and his short stories have been published throughout the world.
Fiona Press has been working in Australian theatre, film and television and has appeared across the country in both classic and contemporary works – such as Romeo and Juliet, the feature film Waiting (for which she was awarded an AFI Award) and the television show All Saints.
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