Mamet Plays: 1 (e-bog) af David Mamet, Mamet
David Mamet, Mamet (forfatter)

Mamet Plays: 1 e-bog

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Duck Variations: "e;A brilliant little play...about two old men sitting on a park bench discussing ducks"e; (Guardian); Sexual Perversity in Chicago, bar-room banter and sexual exploits in Mamet's home town "e;sweet sad understanding and utterly believable"e; (Chicago Daily News); Squirrels is a sequence of philosophising between a younger writer, an older writer and a cleaning la…
Duck Variations: "e;A brilliant little play...about two old men sitting on a park bench discussing ducks"e; (Guardian); Sexual Perversity in Chicago, bar-room banter and sexual exploits in Mamet's home town "e;sweet sad understanding and utterly believable"e; (Chicago Daily News); Squirrels is a sequence of philosophising between a younger writer, an older writer and a cleaning lady which "e;memorably captures the agony of the creative process"e; (Daily Telegraph); American Buffalo, one of Mamet's most famous plays, is set in a junk shop where Three small-time crooks plot to carry out the midnight robbery of a coin collection - in the hours leading up to the heist, friendship becomes the victim in a conflict between loyalty and business. The Water Engine is "e;a propulsive, kaleidoscopic nightmare"e; and Mr Happiness is a short ironic monologue by a Radio DJ commenting on the letters from his listeners.
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Forfattere David Mamet, Mamet (forfatter)
Forlag Methuen Drama
Udgivet 30.12.2015
Længde 352 sider
Genrer Plays, playscripts
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781474248082
Duck Variations: "e;A brilliant little play...about two old men sitting on a park bench discussing ducks"e; (Guardian); Sexual Perversity in Chicago, bar-room banter and sexual exploits in Mamet's home town "e;sweet sad understanding and utterly believable"e; (Chicago Daily News); Squirrels is a sequence of philosophising between a younger writer, an older writer and a cleaning lady which "e;memorably captures the agony of the creative process"e; (Daily Telegraph); American Buffalo, one of Mamet's most famous plays, is set in a junk shop where Three small-time crooks plot to carry out the midnight robbery of a coin collection - in the hours leading up to the heist, friendship becomes the victim in a conflict between loyalty and business. The Water Engine is "e;a propulsive, kaleidoscopic nightmare"e; and Mr Happiness is a short ironic monologue by a Radio DJ commenting on the letters from his listeners.