Landscape of the Body

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Exploring themes of identity and loss, the play follows Rosalie, who, after dying in a bicycle accident, reflects on her life and the choices made. As she observes her sister Betty taking over her life in New York, the narrative shifts dramatically when tragedy strikes, leading to Betty becoming the prime suspect in her son's murder. John Guare skillfully intertwines past and present, crafting a poignant commentary on the elusive nature of the American dream and the complexities of familial bonds.