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Two Women, Three Guns: On Hedda Gabler and Anna Christie

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By Cynthia Zarin
| The Paris Review
By Cynthia Zarin January 9, 2026 Ghost light in a darkened theater. Photograph by Jon Ellwood, via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. During a week in December when violence seemed to rap on every door, I saw two plays about women who take their lives into their own hands: Hedda Gabler at the Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven, and Anna Christie at Saint Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn. The plays were written thirty years apart.
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Car Talk by Cynthia Zarin

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By Cynthia Zarin
| The Paris Review
By Cynthia Zarin November 3, 2025 I learned to drive in the parking lot of what was then called the A&P supermarket, which marked the turnoff to a house my family owned then, by a cove and across from a small harbor. The idea was that my father would teach me. During the summers I spent a good deal of time alone with my father on a nineteen-foot sailboat called the Nausicaa.
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Car Talk by Cynthia Zarin

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By Cynthia Zarin
| buff.ly
By Cynthia Zarin November 3, 2025 I learned to drive in the parking lot of what was then called the A&P supermarket, which marked the turnoff to a house my family owned then, by a cove and across from a small harbor. The idea was that my father would teach me. During the summers I spent a good deal of time alone with my father on a nineteen-foot sailboat called the Nausicaa.
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