her personal property up for auction. That’s where the play starts.
Why do you think people generally love seeing the rich become
penniless? It seems to present a
classic storyline for a play.
I think we’re more intrigued by
the question of how some people
get control of such vast amounts
of money only to spend it all and
end up with nothing. We can all
fantasize about having vast wealth
but we never think for a minute
that we’d lose it. Yet, it happens.
My interest as the playwright was
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in the breadth of Pamela’s life experiences. She lived lavishly. She
loved lavishly. All the while she
was spending lavishly she was encouraged by the men in her life to
do so.
This is the U.S. premiere of the
play that originally ran in the
U.K. in 2010-2011. Has the play
changed much since then? No,
it hasn’t. We were able to present the play for the first time in
the U.K. supported by the Arts
Council England, which was such
a great opportunity. It was very