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From one of Canada's best-known playwrights, George Ryga, comes this anthology of plays that often criticize issues of Canadian culture.

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From one of Canada's best-known playwrights, George Ryga, comes this anthology of plays that often criticize issues of Canadian culture.
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George Ryga In 1967, George Ryga soared to national fame with The Ecstasy of Rita Joe, which has since evolved into a modern classic. A self-proclaimed artist in resistance, Ryga takes the role of a fierce and fearless social commentator in most of his plays, and his work is renowned for its vivid and thrilling theatricality. George Ryga died of stomach cancer in Summerland, BC, in 1987 and will always be remembered and cherished as one of Canadäs most prolific and powerful writers. His memory was publicly honoured at the BC Book Prizes ceremony in 1993. James Hoffman James Hoffman is a Professor of Theatre at the University College of the Cariboo, located in Kamloops, BC, and the editor of the scholarly journal Textual Studies in Canada. His research interests include Canadian theatre studies, post-colonial theory and the history and culture of theatre in BC. A recent notable production was of Nootka Sound; or, Britain Prepar¿d, an eighteenth-century work which Hoffman himself labels as ¿British Columbiäs first play.¿