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LOVE IS BLONDE is a play based on the novel Blonde (2000) by Joyce Carol Oates.
A best-selling historical (though not biographical) novel on the life of Marilyn Monroe,
Blonde was a finalist for both the Pulitzer Prize (2001) and the National… LOVE IS BLONDE is a play based on the novel Blonde (2000) by Joyce Carol Oates.
A best-selling historical (though not biographical) novel on the life of Marilyn Monroe,
Blonde was a finalist for both the Pulitzer Prize (2001) and the National Book Award (2000).

BLONDE: THE INSPIRATION
Blonde is the penetrating story of a beautiful girl from California, born Norma Jean Mortensen, (a name her mother subsequently changed to Norma Jeane Baker—Norma, as in Norma Thalberg; Jeane as Jeane Harlow), who dreams of becoming a successful and popular actress. Norma Jeane is unique but not alone in her desires and aspirations, as the world seems to want the same thing for her. With the help of trusted friends and the powers that be in the ruthless entertainment industry that is "Hollywood" of the Fifties and Sixties, Norma Jeane goes on to become not only a cultural icon and quintessential sex symbol, but also an actress respected for her talents.
Love is Blonde is a timeless story, a green brand, a life, a production company and a play.