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Brian Friel
What readers are saying
Readers generally appreciate the depth and complexity of 'Fathers And Sons', highlighting its exploration of generational conflicts and nihilism. Many express admiration for Turgenev's character development and narrative style, while some felt the book was less engaging than expected. Overall, it resonates with those interested in classic literature and philosophical themes.
Drama / 9 m. 6 f. / Var.
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In rural Russia in the mid nineteenth century a brilliant anarchic young medical student arrives at the provincial family villa of his best friend Arkady for the summer vacation.
He wants to despise the family for their imperturbable complacency and bourgeois effeteness but he is tormented by conflicting emotions.
His desperate action has tragic consequences.
"The evening leaves you pondering not just the play's political implications but the ageless tragedy
"A fine, solid piece of drama not just about the divisions between the different generations but also about nihilism, revolution and the immutability of love."
— Time Out
Fathers And Sons is a British adaptation play written by Brian Friel and published by Samuel French in New York (2009).
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