The Handyman
by Ronald Harwood
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Synopsis
Cressida and Julian Field live comfortably in the English countryside with their elderly Ukrainian odd-job man and friend of the family, Romka.
Suddenly, the police arrive.
What has Romka done?
Is he guilty?
Is there a time limit on revenge and punishment?
The Handyman looks at questions surrounding culpability, retribution, universal responsibility and the possibility of evil.
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The Handyman is a British play written by Ronald Harwood and published by Faber & Faber (1996).
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Faber & Faber · 1996 · 96 pp
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