Clara Morris Livres

The Trouble Women is a novel that tells the story of a woman's struggle to escape a life of poverty and abuse in the late 19th century. Clara Morris's powerful and haunting prose captures the inner turmoil of her protagonist with both sensitivity and unflinching honesty, making this a classic work of feminist literature that continues to resonate today.

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Clara Morris offers a vivid glimpse into the theater world through her essays and anecdotes, capturing the art of acting and the intricacies of stage life. With humor and wit, she shares her experiences and insights on the challenges of performing, the dynamics between actors and management, and the rehearsal process. Her engaging style and practical advice make this collection valuable for aspiring actors, while her reflections on a bygone era of American theater resonate with contemporary audiences.

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Exploring the life of a performer, this work delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by actors in the theater world. Clara Morris shares her personal experiences, offering insights into the emotional and physical demands of stage life. The narrative captures the essence of the theatrical profession, highlighting both the glamour and the hardships that come with it. Through vivid anecdotes, Morris paints a compelling portrait of the dedication required to succeed in the performing arts.

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Excerpt from Stage Confidences: Talks About Players and Play Acting To those dear girls who honour me with their liking and their confidences, greetings first, then a statement and a proposition. Now I have the advantage over you of years, but you have the advantage over me of numbers. You can ask more questions in an hour than I can answer in a week. You can fly into a hundred "tiffs" of angry disappointment with me while I am struggling to utter the soft answer that turneth away the wrath of one. Now, you eager, impatient young damsels, your name is Legion, and your addresses are scattered freely between the two oceans. Some of you are grave, some gay, some well-off, some very poor, some wise, some very, very foolish, - yet you are all moved by the same desire, you all ask, very nearly, the same questions.