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Plays: 2 (Benefactor: Balmoral; Wild Honey)

by Michael Frayn

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''One of theatre's subtlest, most sophisticated minds' (The Times) Benefactors conjures the world of the suburbs observed through the lens of post-imperialism; 'dazzling This prismatic work circumscribes the disillusionment of an era' (New York Times); Balmoral dares to imagine what Britain would be like if it had gone through the Russian revolution in 1917; 'a sophisticated drollery, an educated amusement' (New Statesman); Wild Honey is a reworking of Checkov's first play (also known as Platonov) and is shot through with farce, feminism and eroticism.''… (more)
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''One of theatre's subtlest, most sophisticated minds' (The Times) Benefactors conjures the world of the suburbs observed through the lens of post-imperialism; 'dazzling This prismatic work circumscribes the disillusionment of an era' (New York Times); Balmoral dares to imagine what Britain would be like if it had gone through the Russian revolution in 1917; 'a sophisticated drollery, an educated amusement' (New Statesman); Wild Honey is a reworking of Checkov's first play (also known as Platonov) and is shot through with farce, feminism and eroticism.''

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