Passion Killers
by John Godber
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Readers find the play to be outdated and stuck in the past, with themes that feel reminiscent of the 1970s. The portrayal of characters engaging in flirtation and drunken antics fails to resonate with modern audiences, leading to disappointment.
Synopsis
Despite misgivings at leaving his wife Gail, Tom joins his friend Andy on a holiday in Spain.
Andy enthusiastically joins the lager-louts and takes every opportunity available for illicit sex; Tom embarks on a wistful, platonic friendship with Trish.
Back home, Andy keeps his infidelity secret and his marriage continues as before; Tom tells Gail of his innocent holiday friendship and the seeds of suspicion are instantly sown ...
Publication
Passion Killers is a British play written by John Godber and published by Samuel French in London (1995).
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Samuel French · 1995 · 88 pp
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