General Seeger
by Ira Levin
What readers are saying
Readers enjoy the engaging narrative and unexpected twists in the play. They appreciate the exploration of a father's grief and dedication, though some note a shifting tone in the second act. Overall, it offers a compelling story that resonates emotionally.
Synopsis
THE STORY: As described by Thomas R. Dash: This hot and humid Saturday in July is a great day for General Seeger.
A new recreation building on an Army post in a New England State is to be dedicated to the memory of his heroic son, Lieutenant Seege
Press Reviews
"The compelling story of a U.S. Army General whose life has come to a moment of sudden and unexpected crisis. “A pulsing, utterly human and frequently exciting play about Army life.” —Women's Wear Daily. “Levin has spun his tale expertly and tautly.” —New York Daily News. “…written with suspenseful skill…"
— New York Journal-American
Publication
General Seeger is a American play written by Ira Levin and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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Dramatists Play Service · 1998 · 72 pp
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