Bent
by Martin Sherman
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Readers find 'Bent' to be a profoundly moving and heartbreaking portrayal of love and suffering during the Holocaust. Many praise its powerful storytelling and emotional depth, making it a must-read and a poignant reminder of a harrowing historical period. The play resonates deeply with audiences, often evoking tears and intense reflection on the themes of identity and persecution within a tragic love story.
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Bent is a British lgbtq play written by Martin Sherman and published by AmberLane Press (1979).
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AmberLane Press · 1979 · 80 pp
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