Six Plays
by Wole Soyinka


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What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the collection of Wole Soyinka's plays, especially praising the wit and literary quality of the works. However, some find the variety within the plays leads to a disconnect in tone and engagement. Overall, the book offers a diverse range of storytelling while drawing mixed reactions about some of its content.
Synopsis
Six masterful works by the Nobel Prize-winning Nigerian playwright.
Death and the King's Horseman: 'A transfixing work of modern world drama' - Independent Madmen and Specialists: 'A luminous play, examining the way in which war exposes and clarifies human conduct' - Observer Opera Wonyosi, adapted from Gay's The Beggar's Opera: 'Swaggering and scabrous, at once a verbal spree and a fierce assault on totalitarianism' - Observer The volume also contains The Trials of Brother Jero and Jero's Metamorphosis, classic comedies of modern Nigerian life based on the hilarious and manipulative transformations of a preacher, and Camwood on the Leaves, a haunting radio play, which evokes a divided community.
Publication
Six Plays is a African play written by Wole Soyinka and published by Methuen in London (1984).
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Methuen · 1984 · 430 pp
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