Leaves Of Glass
by Philip Ridley


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Readers appreciate the depth and complexity of the play, praising its psychological themes and emotional resonance. Many find it a beautifully crafted exploration of trauma and family dynamics, often noting its haunting and vivid imagery. However, a few express mild disappointment regarding some unexplained plot lines and the challenges of fully grasping the work without a live performance.
Synopsis
On the surface, Steven has everything.
A beautiful wife, a successful business, a brand new home.
But beneath this glittering veneer lies a monstrous secret ...
"You believe him cos he wraps all the painful stuff in feathers and flowers.
Makes it all safe and cosy.
You can't feel the broken glass inside."
Leaves of Glass is a collaboration between the influential and maverick writer Philip Ridley and Soho's new ground-breaking artistic director, Lisa Goldman.
The play premiered at Soho Theatre on 3 May 2007.
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Leaves Of Glass is a British play written by Philip Ridley and published by Methuen (2007).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Google Play (eISBN 9781408141670).
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Methuen · 2007 · 100 pp
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