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  • Pan Andreas Theatre: Unique Species (1984)
  • Short | Short, Drama
Pan Andreas Theatre: Unique Species (1984)
Short | Short, Drama

In 1984 the Pan Andreas Theatre presents Unique Species, written by actor and playwright Peter Cookson. The play stars and is directed by his wife of thirty-six years, Academy award-winning actress Beatrice Straight. The subject matter is ...See moreIn 1984 the Pan Andreas Theatre presents Unique Species, written by actor and playwright Peter Cookson. The play stars and is directed by his wife of thirty-six years, Academy award-winning actress Beatrice Straight. The subject matter is a painful one and up until this time has never been explored, on the stage, in such depth. The 1970s and 1980s mark a turning point in the history of Alzheimer's disease, characterized by increased public awareness, advocacy efforts, and significant scientific advancements. This period sees the emergence of what could only be described as the "Alzheimer's disease movement," which brings the condition into the spotlight and catalyzes funding for further research. In its own unique way, Unique Species provides a better understanding of the illness and how it affects the partners of those afflicted. Written by Anonymous See less
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Mar 10, 1984 (United States)

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