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Shelley Scott

January 29, 2015


Works by Shelley Scott

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Book Reviews by Shelley Scott

Three Very Different Kinds of Laughter
By Shelley Scott
Published in Emerging Scholars 2. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 228-229 (Spring/Summer 2016): 253-254.
  • Odd Ducks by Bryden MacDonald
  • The Shoplifters by Morris Panych
  • Winners and Losers by Marcus Youssef and James Long
"What would life be without art?"
By Shelley Scott
Published in Asian Canadian Critique Beyond the Nation. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 227 (Winter 2015): 142-43.
  • The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble by Beth Graham
  • The Divine: A Play for Sarah Bernhardt by Michel Marc Bouchard
  • carried away on the crest of a wave by David Yee
Drama
Body and Soul
By Shelley Scott
Published in Recursive Time. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 222 (Autumn 2014): 120-21.
  • Leave of Absence by Lucia Frangione
  • It is Solved by Walking by Catherine Banks
  • Drama: Pilot Episode by Karen Hines
Drama
Words and Music
By Shelley Scott
Published in Visual/Textual Intersections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 194 (Autumn 2007): 134-136.
  • Hello ... Hello by Karen Hines
  • Birthright by Constance Lindsay Skinner and Joan Bryans
  • Enoch Arden in the Hope Shelter by Judith Thompson
Drama
Degrees of Theatricality
By Shelley Scott
Published in Littérature francophone hors-Québec / Francophone Writing Outside Quebec. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 187 (Winter 2005): 109-111.
  • Little Mercy's First Murder by Morwyn Brebner
  • The Waterhead and Other Plays by Aaron Bushkowsky
  • Breakout by Brian Drader (Editor)
Childhood Drama Music Poetry Women's Literature

Book Reviews of Shelley Scott's Works

The Violent Woman as a New Theatrical Character Type
By Shelley Scott
Reviewed in Theatre & the “Real World” by Emily Carr
Nightwood Theatre: A Woman’s Work is Always Done
By Shelley Scott
Reviewed in A Timely Save: Canada’s Pre-eminent Feminist Theatre Company at Thirty Years by Kirsty Johnston