I Am A Woman is a journey, not through time so much as through realms ofconsciousness expressed in the haunting voices of some of literature's most powerful women. Together, on the page or in performance, these voices weave a powerful and haunting tapestry. Each woman's struggle permeates another's triumph, and each triumph rings with the irony of its passing. Here is a repertoire of the heart. Among the selections: Pentimento • Diary of Anne Frank • Lady Chatterly's Lover • A Conversation Against Death • The Liberated Orgasm • Little Girl My Stringbean My Lovely Woman • Dance of Death • In My Mother's House • The Madwoman of Chaillot • Lovers and Other Strangers • Misalliance.
