The Exorcism
by Don Taylor


What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, noting its interesting story and balance of supernatural elements with social commentary. However, some find the moral themes overly obvious and criticize the ending for being nonsensical.
Synopsis
Dan and Margaret have come to spend Christmas with Rachel and Edmund in their renovated seventeenth-century labourer's cottage.
Later, as Rachel plays the piano, she suddenly gets a sinister feeling of déjà vu.
Shortly afterwards, the electricity fails and the phone is out of order too.
It is the start of a series of macabre events which mount relentlessly to a bizarre and terrifying climax culminating in a tragic report coming from the TV into an empty brightly-lit room.|2 women, 2 men
Publication
The Exorcism is a British play written by Don Taylor and published by Samuel French (1981).
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Samuel French · 1981 · 70 pp
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