2011 Release: Exit the Actress by Priya Parmar

Exit a Actressby Priya Parmar
Release Date: Feb 1, 2011
SYNOPSIS: While selling oranges in a Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, sweet as good as lissome Ellen "Nell" Gwyn impresses a theaters proprietors with a quick mind as good as flicker which confute her girl as good as poverty. She quickly earns a place in a company, narrowly avoiding a hold up of harlotry to which her sister has already succumbed. As her roles develop from supporting to starring, a range of her hold up broadens as well. Soon Ellen is dressed in a excellent fashions, desirable a theatrical, literary, as good as royal luminaries of Restoration England.
Ellen grows up upon a stage, experiencing first adore as good as heartbreak as good as in a future apropos a mistress of Charles II. Despite his reputation as a libertine, Ellen wholly captures his heartand he hersbut even a most powerful adore isnt enough to wand off a report as good as sour justice politics which accompany a royal romance.
Telling a story through a collection of vibrant seventeenth-century voices trimming from Ellens diary to playbills, letters, report columns, as good as home remedies, Priya Parmar brings to hold up a story of an endearing as good as pleasant heroine.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Priya Parmar, a former dramaturg as good as freelance editor holds degrees in English Literature as good as theatre as good as is currently a doctoral claimant during a University of Edinburgh. She divides her time in between Hawaii as good as London. Visit her website during PriyaParmar.com.
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