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Set in a banal tonality, Island Heat is a play about three family members of a single-parent family: The Father attends a friend’s funeral, his son is preparing his interview for undergraduate admission, while his daughter has been running away from home for a couple of days. Although these three plot lines seem to be irrelevant, and yet they link one and other, and construct an intertwining narrative. This play ends up with all the characters have found themselves in a predicament. Island Heat portrays the compact yet isolated human relationship in modern society.
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