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Clothes for a Summer Hotel

The play begins outside the North Carolina asylum where ZeldaFitzgerald is receiving treatment for her mental disorder. She is visitedby her husband, Scott, now reduced to hack writing in Hollywood andtrying desperately to control his drinking. Their meeting is deeplydisturbing for them both, and as Scott realizes that Zelda will neverrecover, the action shifts to a series of fl ashbacks which illuminate thecauses of their sad plight. We see them in younger, happier, butinescapably destructive days--she in a tempestuous aff air with a youngFrench aviator; he matching wits with an acerbic Ernest Hemingway.And throughout, the drinking, the wild extravagance, and the steadyerosion of talent and potential. In the end we are back at the hospital,sure of what must come, but moved by the memory of what once was.
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Clothes for a Summer Hotel

The play begins outside the North Carolina asylum where ZeldaFitzgerald is receiving treatment for her mental disorder. She is visitedby her husband, Scott, now reduced to hack writing in Hollywood andtrying desperately to control his drinking. Their meeting is deeplydisturbing for them both, and as Scott realizes that Zelda will neverrecover, the action shifts to a series of fl ashbacks which illuminate thecauses of their sad plight. We see them in younger, happier, butinescapably destructive days--she in a tempestuous aff air with a youngFrench aviator; he matching wits with an acerbic Ernest Hemingway.And throughout, the drinking, the wild extravagance, and the steadyerosion of talent and potential. In the end we are back at the hospital,sure of what must come, but moved by the memory of what once was.

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The play begins outside the North Carolina asylum where ZeldaFitzgerald is receiving treatment for her mental disorder. She is visitedby her husband, Scott, now reduced to hack writing in Hollywood andtrying desperately to control his drinking. Their meeting is deeplydisturbing for them both, and as Scott realizes that Zelda will neverrecover, the action shifts to a series of fl ashbacks which illuminate thecauses of their sad plight. We see them in younger, happier, butinescapably destructive days--she in a tempestuous aff air with a youngFrench aviator; he matching wits with an acerbic Ernest Hemingway.And throughout, the drinking, the wild extravagance, and the steadyerosion of talent and potential. In the end we are back at the hospital,sure of what must come, but moved by the memory of what once was.