

Dirty Linen and New Found Land
Tom Stoppard


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Readers find 'Dirty Linen & New Found Land' to be a topical and entertaining pair of interlocked plays that cleverly critiques the relationship between the press and politicians. Many appreciate Stoppard's wit and the farcical elements, although some felt the dialogue in 'New Found Land' detracted from the overall experience. The plays' themes and humor resonate well with contemporary audiences, making them feel relevant even decades after their original production.
Dirty Linen concerns the investigation of a Select Committee into the moral standards of the House of Commons - a somewhat unconventional investigation, rendered not less so by the presence of an ultra-sexy secretary whose clothes have a trick of whisking off in the hands of various members.
New-Found-Land is a duologue between two Home Office officials, with a tour-de-force speech on America by one of them.2 women, 8 men
Dirty Linen & New Found Land is a British play written by Tom Stoppard and published by Samuel French (1978).
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Revised ed.
Samuel French · 1978 · 54 pp
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