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Eldridge Plays: 1

Name: Eldridge Plays: 1
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04443444
Price: 30.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David Eldridge
ISBN: 9780413775092

Serving it Up; Summer Begins; Under the Blue Sky; M.A.D.

David Eldridge

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04443444

Casa editrice Bloomsbury Publishing, maggio 2005

Four plays by the writer behind the West End smash-hit, Festen Serving it Up: a "precociously percep... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04443444

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Four plays by the writer behind the West End smash-hit, Festen Serving it Up: a "precociously perceptive debut play about East End loutishness". Evening Standard Summer Begins a story of the dreams and frustrations of working class young people living in Barking that "confirms Eldridge's impressive command of dialogue and character." Evening Standard Under the Blue Sky: "Like perfect blue skies, first-class new plays are few and far between, but when they appear they send your spirits soaring. Just such a heavenly piece of writing is the latest by David Eldridge." Daily Telegraph M.A.D.: a poignant and compelling family drama set in cold war Britain. "Beautifully written ...a marvellous play." Daily Telegraph A "young dramatist with few peers when it comes to presenting deep emotion without a hint of fuss or staginess"(Daily Telegraph)