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Stage Fright
Charles Marowitz
Talking Things Over With Chekhov
by John Ford Noonan
Synopsis
Jeremy is an aspiring if off the wall playwright who draws inspiration from extended conversations with Chekhov.
His first play is about to be produced and his ex girlfriend is determined to star in it.
The agony of releasing his play to the sharks of theatredom drives Jeremy to induce someone to kill him during rehearsals.
He survives only to have the Times critic laud Marlene's performance in an insignificant vehicle unworthy of her gifts.
Press Reviews
"Very amusing.... Noonan's brand of looniness is unique."
— The New York Daily News
"A joyride."
— The New York Post
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1991
Binding Paperback
Pages 60
Place New York
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573692437
ISBN-10 0573692432
LCCN 94220550
LCC PS3564.O5 T34 1991
DCC 812/.54
Talking Things Over With Chekhov is a American comedy play written by John Ford Noonan and published by Samuel French in New York (1991).
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