Man Of The Moment
by Alan Ayckbourn
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What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, appreciating its themes and depth while noting some initial pacing issues. Many enjoy the exploration of journalism and personal morality, feeling it diverges from typical farce. Overall, it is well-received for its thought-provoking content, though some find parts of it uncomfortable.
Synopsis
"Jill presents a TV drama/documentary series and is filming a reunion between Vic, a convicted robber, and Douglas who, seventeen years ealier, foiled his bank-raid attempt ...
Vic ... is [now] a rich TV personality while Douglas ... lapsed into shabby obscurity ... will history repeat itself, or will justice finally be served?--P.
[4] of cover.
Press Reviews
"A masterpiece [by] Ayckbourn at the peak of his powers using comedy to say harsh, true things about our society."
— TheGuardian
"Ayckbourn is without doubt the living miracle of our modern theatre."
— Daily Mail
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Publication
Man Of The Moment is a British comedy play written by Alan Ayckbourn and published by Samuel French (1991).
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Samuel French · 1991 · 136 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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