The Company Of Heaven
by John Glore


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Readers love 'The Company Of Heaven' for its wonderful storytelling and engaging performances. It is viewed as a captivating experience that resonates well with audiences.
Synopsis
Dramatists Play Service 1995 #6077 blue softcover 74pp.
Press Reviews
"John Glore explores the fine line between physical fact and faith with his new play, THE COMPANY OF HEAVEN…It's an exciting and challenging play that examines humankind's thirst for something that transcends physical bodies, and its yearning for proof and certaintly. It's a play that touches profound questions,…and connects them to emotion-charged people. The well-thought-out script is realized with intelligence and wit…“ —Long Beach Press Telegram. ”Whether you believe in flying saucers or not, you'll find THE COMPANY OF HEAVEN an intriguing look into the reasons why people, seemingly, need to believe in the unexplainable…[an] intelligently-written new play by John Glore.“ —Garden Grove Journal. ”THE COMPANY OF HEAVEN…[is] a neat, clean assessment of ethereal, spiritual, irrational matters…Glore pits the rationalists against the spiritualists. Scene to scene, he knows how to keep things crisp and taut…"
— San Diego Union-Tribune
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The Company Of Heaven is a American play written by John Glore and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (1995).
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Dramatists Play Service · 1995 · 72 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Plus (US) / Standard Plus Add'l Postcodes (UK)
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