<div> <I>Cruel Tears</I> is one of the most original and inventive theatre pieces ever staged in Canada. Shakespeare buffs may see in the play certain intriguing parallels to <I>Othello</I>, but in <I>Cruel Tears</I>, the jealous hero is a Ukrainian truck driver from Saskatoon, not a moor of Venice. Described as a “country opera," the play is written in the idiom of country and western music and features music by the Saskatchewan musical group, Humphrey & Dumptrucks.</div>
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Ken Mitchell<br />Born and raised in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Ken Mitchell has been a journalist, house painter, press operator, hog farmer, actor, writer, director and teacher. His play Cruel Tears (1977) was a finalist for a Chalmers Award in 1978. Mitchell is currently the Head of the English Department at the University of Regina.
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