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Stop Kiss Play Analysis
Stop Kiss In the play, Stop Kiss by Diana Son, the story is about friends turned lovers, Sara and Callie, who are assaulted for kissing. The play was produced off-Broadway in 1998 at The Public Theater in New York City. In the story, the main characters are Sara and Callie. Sara who moved to New York City from St. Louis to participate in a fellowship at an elementary school, Callie who works at traffic reporter in New York City. The story takes place in New York City’ West Village in the late night. Sara and Callie were walking and have their first kiss which make Sara got attacked by an angry bystander. After she gets attack, Sara gets into coma and become major of the play. People in the play tried to help Sarah starting with Peter who
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