BURIED CHILD - ACTING EDITION
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Courtnay 1 Betsey Courtnay Theatre Theory and Criticism Dr. Savidge November 12, 2007 Play analysis: "Buried Child" Step 1. Read the play in one sitting Yes, I did. Step 2. Reflect on the play and write what the play is about in one sentence. The u -
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