The Green Man
by Doug Lucie
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Readers find 'The Green Man' to be a fragmented portrayal of four men's lives. It offers a unique perspective but may leave some wanting more depth.
Synopsis
'Doug Lucie is often described as the rottweiler of British dramatists; at his snarling best he is both terrifying and terrifically funny' Daily Telegraph Cause to be a real angler you got to have soul.
When Mitch offers his men the fishing trip of a lifetime, they're prepared to stay up till dawn.
But while the whisky flows, the intimacy turns sour and the man with the fishing gear fails to show up.
The Green Man is a poignant and vicious portrait of a team of builders and their pub landlord through a night of cards, jealousy and angling.
The Green Man received its London premiere at The Bush Theatre in February 2003.''
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The Green Man is a British play written by Doug Lucie and published by Nick Hern Books (2003).
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