β Scribed by Neil LaBute
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Can someone honestly love a person whom they have deceived for thirty years? This is the central question behind Wrecks , Neil LaBute's latest foray into the dark side of human nature. Meet Edward Carr: loving father, successful businessman, grieving widower. In this concise powerhouse of a play, LaBute limns the boundaries of love, exploring the limits of what society will accept versus what the heart will desire. This collection also features rarely staged short plays, including "Liars' Club," "Coax," and the never-before-seen "Falling in Like."
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Anthology of eight plays by Raymond J. Barry. - Once in Doubt - Back Home - Park Encounter - MotherβSon - Back When Back Then - Foul Shots - Pornographic Panorama - A Piece of Cake / Raymond J. Barry is a veteran of both screen and stage work. In theatre, he began with such legendary companies as th
"Nearly everything about David Adjmi's _Stunning_ has an original ring to it, from the setting . . . to the brassy bleat of the dialogue." -_Time Out New York_ This volume of distinctive work includes _Stunning_ , set in an insular Syrian Jewish community, where a teenage bride's world is disrupted
This volume combines some of Craig Lucas' best known work, including *Reckless* ("a bittersweet fable for our time"βFrank Rich, *The New York Times*) and *Blue Window* ("...the clarity of a Mozart quintet. And it is faultlessly spun."βDan Sullivan, *The Los Angeles Times*) with his newest play, *Str
Hercules insane -- Trojan women -- Phaedra -- Oedipus -- Thyestes -- Octavia.;"Living in Rome under Caligula and later serving as a tutor to Nero, Seneca witnessed extremes of human behavior. His shocking and bloodthirsty plays not only reflect a brutal period of history, but also show how guilt, so
Hercules insane -- Trojan women -- Phaedra -- Oedipus -- Thyestes -- Octavia.;"Living in Rome under Caligula and later serving as a tutor to Nero, Seneca witnessed extremes of human behavior. His shocking and bloodthirsty plays not only reflect a brutal period of history, but also show how guilt, so