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The first collection of plays by one of France's most prominent
playwrights
Overboard: "Combines Shakespearian tragedy, Aristophanic farce and
a Chekhovian drama of lives consumed and memories that fade." Le
Progres, Situation Vacant: "The play builds to a climax which
powerfully captures a mind under siege, bombarded by a cacophony of
voices and tormented by guilt." (Independent); Dissident, Goes
Without Saying and Nina, That's Something Else: "These two plays
bring to a summit the art of suggestions...Two fables in which
prosaic everyday life is captured, at times fraught with pathos,
often compassionate." (L'Humanite ); A Smile on the End of the
Line: "A six-part invention which interweaves half a dozen plot
lines to bring life and speed into the manufacturing sector."
(Daily Telegraph)
The second collection of plays by one of France's most prominent
playwrights
High Places: "A drama which, from second to second, maintains the
spectator in suspense, and which, by the same stroke, achieves the
dimension of pure, great metaphysical theatre." (Le Monde); The
Neighbours " bizarre contemporary vaudeville, biting, disturbing,
very subtle and wildly funny" (Le Figaro); Portrait of a Woman: "An
intriguing challenging piece." (Financial Times); The Television
Programme: "The piece is beautifully plotted and written from the
heart." (Independent on Sunday)
The translators are Gideon Y. Schein (High Places); Paul Antal
(The Neighbours); Donald Watson (Portrait of a Woman); David and
Hannah Bradby (The Television Programme)
This is a title in the Bristol Classical Press French Texts series,
in French with English notes, vocabulary and introduction.;Chiefly
known as leader of the "Theatre du Quotidien" school, Vinaver has
forged a dramatic idiom which is both original and accessible. This
volume includes three of his representative "chamber" plays, chosen
to exemplify his personal approach both to dialogue and problems of
dramatic structure. The introduction provides an account of
Vinaver's place in the French theatre of the 1990s, as well as
guidance on how to approach the staging of his dialogue.
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