The Universal Language

PlayEnglish · 1987

Geschreven door David Ives.

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The Universal Language is a short comedy by David Ives about Dawn, a shy woman with a stutter, and Don, the creator and teacher of the invented language Unamunda. Their lesson develops into a comic exploration of language, confidence and connection. The play is included in Ives's collection All in the Timing.

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The Universal Language

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Den Haag · Zuid-Holland

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