Boston Marriage
play by Mamet
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The term "Boston marriage" refers to a long-term, loving relationship between two women. This term was first used in 1893.1
David Mamet, an American playwright, director, and screenwriter, wrote a play titled Boston Marriage in 1999. This play is described as a drawing-room comedy that explores the lives of two lesbians. Mamet is known for his distinctive dialogue and often focuses on working-class characters.2
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