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A comedy written by Americans John Driver and Jeffrey Haddow in a superb imitation of Chekov's own style. The play is a examination of the writer and his relationships with his colleagues and his work. Winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Award for Distinguished Playwrighting.
Contents
The original text
Published by Samuel French
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
Produced by PACT 1984/85 starring James Borthwick, Frantz Dobrowsky, Richard Haines, Jacqui Singer, Charlotte Butler and Billy Second.
Sources
PACT pamphlet Let Us Build a Heritage, 1984/85.
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