Aren't We All?
by Frederick Lonsdale
Synopsis
Genre: Comedy Characters: 8 males 4 females Scenery: 2 Interiors This delightful 1920s drawing room comedy was revived on Broadwayand in London's West End with Rex Harrison and Claudette Colbert
Jeremy Brett Lynn Redgrave and George Rose also starred in theBroadway production.
It is a brilliant and sophisticated play concernedwith the sympathetic and natural foibles of a very human set of people.
"Lonsdale's works fall somewhere between Wilde and Coward...an expert craftsman as well as a witty writer...
Should prove not onlyinstructive to theatre goers interested in this genre but decidedlyentertaining too."
- New York Daily News
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"Lonsdale's works fall somewhere between Wilde and Coward...an expert craftsman as well as a witty writer... Should prove not only instructive to theatre goers interested in this genre, but decidedly entertaining too."
— New York Daily News
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Aren't We All? is a British comedy play written by Frederick Lonsdale and published by Samuel French in New York (2011).
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A Samuel Fr Acting ed.
Samuel French · 2011 · 102 pp
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