Plays, 1
by Israel Horovitz
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Why we like it
"Israel Horovitz's 'Plays, 1' offers a compelling introduction to his wide-ranging explorations of human experience and social commentary."
From: Underrated or Overlooked MasterpiecesSynopsis
Five classic plays in one volume, complete with a full introduction by the author and a foreword by Eugene Ionesco.
The Indian Wants the Bronx- ''Horovitz uncovers that most careful thread of insight - that violence partakes equally of ignorance and fear.'' Showcase 1. OBIE Award, NY Drama Desk Award.
Line- Off-Broadway''s longest-running play, ever.
A contemporary classic, it has played for 32 consecutive years.
The Widow''s Blind Date- ''Terrifying and real ... a masterpiece.'' Los Angeles Times Park Your Car In Harvard Yard- ''The best new play of the Broadway season.'' Financial Times Cat-Lady- ''poignant, funny, and, at times, a terrifying depiction of the loneliness of old age.'' The Independent'
Publication
Plays, 1 is a American play written by Israel Horovitz and published by Methuen in London (2006).
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UK ed.
Methuen · 2006 · 272 pp
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