Each in His Own Way
by Luigi Pirandello, Arthur Livingston, Edward Storer

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Readers appreciate the collection of plays by Luigi Pirandello, highlighting their exploration of reality and identity. Many find the themes rich and thought-provoking, with 'Six Characters in Search of an Author' often noted as a standout piece. Some reviews suggest that not all plays in the collection match the strength of the first few.

Thought-provoking themesRich exploration of identityEngaging and entertainingSome plays feel weaker than others

Synopsis

Pirandello has labelled this play a comedy with choral interludes, having characters of the comedy on the stage and "real" people appearing in the lobby.

This is one of Pirandello's best efforts in voicing, through Delia Morello, some of his noblest impulses and those best able to keep within the bounds of art the sense in which nothing is true.

It is an effort of heart and mind to find the true in the moral sense.

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"An intelligent and provocative, intellectual puzzle."

— New York Post

Publication

PublisherSamuel French
Year1990
BindingPaperback
Pages386
ISBN-139780452010826
ISBN-100452010829

Each in His Own Way is a play written by Luigi Pirandello and published by Samuel French (1990).

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