The Depths of Night Mother by Marsha Norman

Marsha Norman's "Night Mother" is a drama that infiltrates mother and daughter. The first show in 1983 was a great success at Broadway, Broadway earned the Pulitzer Prize for the drama, and first performed as a theater. (Spencer, 1 page) Jesse was a middle-aged woman who moved away with her mother after divorce, and she believed in the life she failed. Jesse's mother Sethi noticed Jesse wanting suicide because of Jesse's comment.

The script "Marath Norman" written by Marsha Norman is trying to focus on the relationship between mother and daughter, not suicide itself. The fact that the daughter finally committed suicide is only the event that happened at the end of the game. The fact that some people, including some writers reviewing movies and dramas, missed writers is a fact. Jenny Spencer resolved this problem and concluded that men might have problems with the role and theme of the theater. A commentary on Stanley Kaufmann's movie was adapted by Marsha Norman.

In the "Mother of the night", playwright Martha Norman introduced us to the two roles of drama Jessie Katz and her mother Selma Cutts. The show gives a flashback of the last time and Jessie's half life. The conversation between the mother and the daughter shows the relationship between them, what is happening in their life, and how Jessie achieves this. This show also shows how the mother first learned about the character of her daughter. Through this story, my mother tried to persuade Jesse not to commit suicide They insisted for reasons Jesse insisted on her determination.