Death Takes A Holiday
by Walter Ferris, Alberto Cassella
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Readers appreciate the thought-provoking themes and humor in this play, celebrating its blend of philosophical discussion and engaging storytelling. Many found it to be a touching and profound experience, even if some note its older style may not suit all tastes. There is a general consensus on its strong characters, especially Death, and how it holds up over time despite being written in 1929.
Synopsis
Death suspends activities for three days during which he falls in love with a beautiful girl, and through her realizes why mortals fear him.
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Death Takes A Holiday is a American comedy play written by Walter Ferris and published by Samuel French (1957).
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