Staircase
by Charles Dyer


What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play. While many appreciate its exploration of a gay couple's domestic struggles and the witty dialogue, some find it lacking in action and engaging content. A few reviews express disappointment, particularly in relation to a poor film adaptation, suggesting that it does not fully capture the play's essence.
Synopsis
Two longtime companions, hair-stylists on their off day give each other trims, manicures, and what only they can give one another, the love of outcasts.
A hit in London and New York and later a film co-starring Richard Burton and Rex Harrison.
"Blunt honesty...Succeeds in being compassionate without losing humor or dignity."
The New York Post2 men
Press Reviews
"Blunt honesty… Succeeds in being compassionate without losing humor or dignity."
— The New York Post
Publication
Staircase is a play written by Charles Dyer and published by Samuel French (1968).
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Samuel French · 1968 · 58 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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