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The Best Plays Of 1982-1983: The Burns Mantle Yearbook Of The Theater
The Best Plays Of 1982-1983: The Burns Mantle Yearbook Of The Theater

By T.S.Eliot, Susan Cooper, Lanford Wilson, ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, David HARE, Simon Gray, Peter STONE, Cecil P. Taylor, William Mastrosimone, Ira Gershwin, Marsha Norman, Otis L. Guernsey, Patrick Meyers, Hume Cronyn

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xi, 556 pages : 24 cm Plays: Good by C.P. Taylor. --Cats by Andrew Lloyd Webber. --Angels fall by Lanford wilson. --Plenty by David Hare. --Foxfire by Susan Cooper, Hume Cronyn and Jonathan Holtzma...

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PRAVDA
PRAVDA

By Howard Brenton, David HARE, Hare, David, Howard Brenton, Hare, David, Brenten

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Pravda (which means "truth") is a comedy of excess which, for the first time puts modern Fleet Street on the stage. "Pravda is an epic comedy - part The Front Page, part Arturo Ui - in which a pres...

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Plenty
Plenty

By David HARE, Hare, David

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By David Hare. A Plume Book.

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Plenty
Plenty

By David HARE, Hare, David

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Plenty
Plenty

By David HARE, Hare, David

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By David Hare. A Plume Book.

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Knuckle
Knuckle

By David HARE, Hare, David

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Slag
Slag

By David HARE, Hare, David, Samuel Beckett

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His first published play, a modern day updating of the Greek play Lysistrata in which women protest a male dominated culture by withholding their sexual favors.

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Teeth 'N' Smiles: A Play
Teeth 'N' Smiles: A Play

By David HARE, Hare, David

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By David Hare ; [music By Nick Bicât, Lyrics By Tony Bicât].

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Fanshen: A Play
Fanshen: A Play

By David HARE, Hare, David

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By David Hare. Based On The Book By W. Hinton.

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