He's the Banksy of the international theatre scene - daring, anonymous, renowned. So when playwright 'Draven' bequeaths his latest play to the rural Rivervue Theatre, the stage is set for drama. Props-maven Mackenzie Russell is no fan of the Larrikin, the subject of Draven's new play. But she is a b
Take a Bow (A Rivervue Community Theatre Romance, #3)
โ Scribed by Recorded Books, Inc.;Greene, Fiona
- Publisher
- Escape Publishing
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 124 KB
- Series
- A Rivervue Community Theatre Romance, 3
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1867201828
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โฆ Synopsis
He's the Banksy of the international theatre scene - daring, anonymous, renowned. So when playwright 'Draven' bequeaths his latest play to the rural Rivervue Theatre, the stage is set for drama. Creative director Lexi Spencer stands centre stage in the fight to save the iconic Rivervue Community Theatre from redevelopment by the local council. With Draven's new play, Lexi's got the weapon she needs to keep Rivervue open. She just needs to ensure it remains a secret. Staging the controversial Larrikin is guaranteed to cause trouble, but it's a risk she's willing to take. She's already lost so much in her life, losing the theatre isn't an option. Council CEO Mark Conroy is new to artsy Brachen, but not to dealing with passionate constituents who disagree with his decisions. And he's definitely not new to Lexi Spencer. Over a decade has passed since he ruined his relationship with Lexi, but old feelings aren't as easily written off as a building. When they're forced to become allies, the town's secrets aren't the only ones at stake. Can they pull off the impossible and save Rivervue, or will their past bring down the curtain on a shared future'
โฆ Subjects
Theatrical producers and directors -- Fiction
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