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Life During Wartime
Keith Reddin
Life And Limb
by Keith Reddin
Synopsis
Life & Limb. by Reddin,Keith; Reddin,Keith.
[1998] Paperback
Press Reviews
"A biting, brilliantly inventive black comedy, which marked the debut of a young writer of unique talent and theatrical flair. The play focuses on the self-satisfied America of the 1950s, and the darkly comic personal vicissitudes of an embittered young veteran who returns from Korea (minus an arm) to face the problems of finding a job and saving his marriage. “…a macabre journey through that [American] mainstream, told in deadpan, cold-bloodedly ghoulish, comic style.” —The New York Times. ”Keith Reddin's play belongs to a vigorous American tradition of broad, black, bitter fantastic-satiric comedy…“ —Village Voice. ”…there are many funny lines and surprising moments."
— The New Yorker
Publication
Publisher Dramatists Play Service
Year 1998
Binding Paperback
Pages 72
Language English
ISBN-13 9780822206583
ISBN-10 0822206587
Life And Limb is a American comedy play written by Keith Reddin and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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