Crystal Clear
by Phil Young
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the unique structure of the play, noting its improvisational roots that lend a distinct style. The connections between scenes create an engaging experience, showcasing the talents of the cast. Many enjoy the blend of creativity and performance that defines 'Crystal Clear.'
Synopsis
This beautiful and moving play confronts the basic question of how successfully two blind people can live in a world made for the sighted.
Working on two levels, the play is a sharp study of the experience of blindness, and a picture of love trying to shut out the dark.
Press Reviews
"A harrowing, desperately moving parable about human selfishness in the face of the unbearable cruelty of fate."
— London Sunday Express
"A play of great passion, wit and above all honesty."
— Time Out
Publication
Crystal Clear is a play written by Phil Young and published by Samuel French (1983).
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