

Tom and Clem
Stephen Churchett
"At the Potsdam Conference the "big four" of Stalin, Truman, Churchill and Atlee are "dividing up the world" offstage.
Onstage are the four embittered musicians who are there to provide the background music to the conference.
The play explores the personal and professional conflicts of a string quartet who have been playing together for many years, but are on the point of disintegrating"--Publisher.
The Potsdam Quartet is a American play written by David Pinner and published by Samuel French in New York (1982).
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