French Without Tears
by Terence Rattigan
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play. While many appreciate the humor and character dynamics, some find the reliance on French language a barrier to enjoyment. The overall consensus suggests that the comedic elements shine through, especially in the latter part of the play, but some were left dissatisfied with character development and pacing.
Synopsis
French Without Tears is the play that first made Rattigan's name, and ran for over a thousand performances in the 1930s.
This edition includes an authoritative introduction, biographical sketch and chronology.
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Publication
French Without Tears is a British comedy play written by Terence Rattigan and published by Nick Hern Books (1995).
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Revised ed.
Nick Hern Books · 1995 · 128 pp
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