David Lindsay-Abaire es un dramaturgo y letrista estadounidense cuyas obras profundizan en las complejidades de las relaciones humanas y los giros inesperados del destino. Su escritura se caracteriza por una aguda perspicacia en los personajes y la capacidad de entrelazar el humor con una profunda melancolía. Un elemento clave de su oficio implica explorar cómo los individuos navegan la pérdida, el duelo y la búsqueda de significado en medio de los desafíos de la vida. Lindsay-Abaire capta magistralmente las emociones humanas universales, transformándolas en experiencias teatrales cautivadoras y que invitan a la reflexión.
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"Kimberly Akimbo is already the rare example of a good play that has become an even better musical." --New York Times A playful and powerful musicalization of Lindsay-Abaire's beloved play about a young girl forced to grow up too fast. Kimberly Akimbo tells the story of a young girl suffering from a rare disease that causes her to age four times faster than her high school peers. Surrounded by a deeply neurotic and dysfunctional family, Kimberly must also emotionally age at an accelerated rate. When she meets fellow misfit Seth, the two form an unlikely bond in the midst of social alienation. Written with composer Jeanine Tesori, Lindsay-Abaire's musical adaptation of his beloved play retains the original's quirky charm while deepening its emotional resonance.
'Extraordinary' Philip Pullman Following one man's journey from earth to an alien landscape of ethereal beauty and existential terror, A Voyage to Arcturus is a profound questioning of the nature of evil. Dreamlike and philosophical, this landmark cult novel has influenced generations of writers. 'That shattering, intolerable and irresistible work' C. S. Lewis 'A Nietzschean Pilgrim's Progress ... Lindsay's engrossing book, a mixture of metaphysics and surreal dream-quest, stands as one of the great originals' Guardian
Die zwölfjährige Meggie und ihr Vater Mo lieben Bücher. Als Mo das Buch Tintenherz entdeckt, warnt ein Feuerschlucker namens Staubfinger vor dem gefährlichen Capricorn. Mo und Meggie fliehen zu ihrer Tante Elinor, wo sie das Buch verstecken. Doch Tintenherz zieht magische Abenteuer an, die sie nicht entkommen können.