Les Parents Terribles
by Jeremy Sams, Jean Cocteau
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Readers appreciate the complex dynamics of family relationships depicted in this play. Many find the blend of tragedy and farce engaging, highlighting the timelessness of Cocteau's themes. Some note the play's exploration of possessiveness and dysfunction resonates well with contemporary audiences.
Synopsis
Yvonne, George and Leonie, respectively the semi-invalid mother, mad inventor father, and austere auntie of Michael, a rambunctious young man, all share a cha
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Les Parents Terribles is a French play written by Jeremy Sams and published by Nick Hern Books in London (1994).
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Revised ed.
Nick Hern Books · 1994 · 73 pp
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