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Invitation To A March
by Arthur Laurents
What readers are saying
Readers find 'Invitation To A March' to be a dated and irrelevant play that may have seemed interesting in its time. One review suggests that its themes and execution feel silly and lack appeal for contemporary audiences.
Feels dated and irrelevantLacks appeal for modern audiences
Synopsis
THE STORY: George Oppenheimer's brief summation: It skirts about the fairy story of Sleeping Beauty , but never settles for long in one mold.
There is social comment on conformity and other failings of our modern civilization; there is satir
Press Reviews
"…a most delightful high-style comedy—the kind of literate, graceful, imaginative and sharp-witted comedy our American dramatists have neglected to write of late.” —New York Daily News. “It is at all times inventive and original. And, more importantly, it possesses that rare combination in our current theatre, a mind and a heart. ” —Newsday (NY). “…a bravura display of pungent wit."
— The New York Times
Publication
PublisherDramatists Play Service
Year1998
BindingPaperback
Pages72
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780822205753
ISBN-100822205750
Invitation To A March is a American comedy play written by Arthur Laurents and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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Dramatists Play Service · 1998 · 72 pp
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