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Strike!: The Musical Strike! Libretto by script by Danny Schur & Rick Chafe; music and lyrics by Danny Schur is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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It's 1919. Brisbane, Seattle, Barcelona. Workers Demand Their Share Of The Post-war Pie But Big Business And Big Government Say No To Crippling General Strikes. But In Winnipeg, An Entire City Shuts Down For Six Weeks And Becomes The Nation's Battleground For The Democratic Dream. Mike Sokolowski And His Godson Stefan Have Escaped Europe Only To Become Enemy Aliens In Canada. But Where Stefan Finds Social Justice In The Strike, Mike Sees A Threat To His Slave-wage Job His Only Hope Of Saving His Family From Revolution In Ukraine. When Stefan Falls In Love With Rebecca, A Pro-strike Jewish Suffragette, Making A Deportation Target Of Them All, Mike Turns Against The Strikers And Their Growing Hope Of Changing The World--pub. Script By Danny Schur & Rick Chafe ; Music And Lyrics By Danny Schur.
- Author
- script by Danny Schur & Rick Chafe; music and lyrics by Danny Schur
- Publisher
- Toronto: Playwrights Canada Press
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780887547652
- Subjects
- Music, Arts
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