A Man's a Man (Bentley)
by Bertolt Brecht

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105 minsExpandable CastingUnit Set/Multiple SettingsComedy

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Readers have mixed feelings about the play, with some appreciating Brecht's wit and tight writing. Others express confusion over the abstract nature of his works, finding them at times difficult to engage with. Despite the varying opinions, many recognize Brecht's brilliance and the thematic depth he explores.

Witty and engaging writingExplores deep themesBrilliant character portrayalsSome find it abstract and confusing

Synopsis

The place is India and the time is the nineteen twenties.

Tommy learns to be Tommy and forgets to be himself, or what his mother told him he should be, because His Majesty's army has sold him in this attack against the militarized man and that organization which controls his thinking and so holds the balance of his fate in its dumb hands.

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PublisherSamuel French
Year1994
BindingPaperback
Pages224
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780802131591
ISBN-10080213159X

A Man's a Man (Bentley) is a comedy play written by Bertolt Brecht and published by Samuel French (1994).

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