Death
by Woody Allen
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What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the engaging philosophical humor characteristic of Woody Allen's work. Many find the play thought-provoking, with relatable dialogues and a compelling narrative that reflects on life's fragility. However, some note that it can feel like a single running joke and lacks deeper character development in parts.
Synopsis
Comedy Woody Allen Characters: 18 male, 2 female (doubling possible).
Bare stage, simple props.
A maniacal killer is at large and Kleinman is caught between conflicting factions with plans on how to catch him.
Kleinman, a logical man in a mad world, is indecisive and insecure; he doesn't want to get involved but everyone is after him to make a choice.
He is even accused of being the culprit.
When Kleinman confronts the maniac (who looks no different from anyone els
Characters
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KLEINMANHANKALSAMHACKERJOHNVICTORANNADOCTORGINAMANCOP (POLICEMAN)BILLFRANKDONHENRYASSISTANTSPIROABEMANIAC |
Publication
Death is a American comedy play written by Woody Allen and published by Samuel French in New York (1975).
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