Up On Roof (e-bog) af Richard Bean, Bean
Richard Bean, Bean

Up On Roof e-bog

139,13 DKK
Four plays by Richard Bean with an introduction by Chris Campbell. Includes: Harvest, In the Club, The English Game and Up on Roof.'Funny, poignant with a heart as big as a house, this is a rich Harvest indeed.' The Daily Telegraph on Harvest'It is rare to spend two hours of unadulterated pleasure in a theatre, even for somebody who occupies theatre seats on a constant basis. This play...is beaut…
Four plays by Richard Bean with an introduction by Chris Campbell. Includes: Harvest, In the Club, The English Game and Up on Roof.'Funny, poignant with a heart as big as a house, this is a rich Harvest indeed.' The Daily Telegraph on Harvest'It is rare to spend two hours of unadulterated pleasure in a theatre, even for somebody who occupies theatre seats on a constant basis. This play...is beautifully crafted, well written and as funny as anything currently on stage.' British Theatre Guide on In the Club'There have been many good plays about cricket before...but none that told us so much about our splintering land.' The Guardian on The English Game'Wonderful lightness of touch...[his dialogue] takes your breath away.' The Daily Telegraph on Up on Roof
E-bog 139,13 DKK
Forfattere Richard Bean, Bean (forfatter)
Forlag Oberon Books
Udgivet 13.02.2017
Længde 72 sider
Genrer Plays, playscripts
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781849431729

Four plays by Richard Bean with an introduction by Chris Campbell. Includes: Harvest, In the Club, The English Game and Up on Roof.'Funny, poignant with a heart as big as a house, this is a rich Harvest indeed.' The Daily Telegraph on Harvest'It is rare to spend two hours of unadulterated pleasure in a theatre, even for somebody who occupies theatre seats on a constant basis. This play...is beautifully crafted, well written and as funny as anything currently on stage.' British Theatre Guide on In the Club'There have been many good plays about cricket before...but none that told us so much about our splintering land.' The Guardian on The English Game'Wonderful lightness of touch...[his dialogue] takes your breath away.' The Daily Telegraph on Up on Roof