The Judge's Wife
Caryl Churchill
Murmuring Judges
by David Hare
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the intricate exploration of the legal system in 'Murmuring Judges'. Many commend the writing and character development, while some feel the play is more impactful when performed rather than read. A few find the style somewhat lacking in subtlety, though overall sentiments lean positively towards its thought-provoking themes.
Intriguing exploration of justice Strong character development Relevant to contemporary issues Style can feel too explicit Somewhat bland in parts
Synopsis
A young lawyer's involvement in her first case leads her through the criminal justice system, which is cracking at the seams.
The text of this play was extensively revised by the author for the National Theatre's revival of the play and performance of the entire trilogy in Autumn 1993.
Publication
Publisher Faber & Faber
Year 1995
Binding Paperback
Edition Revised
Pages 92
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9780571172191
ISBN-10 0571172199
LCCN 2003446538
LCC PR6058.A678 M87 1993
DCC 822/.914
Murmuring Judges is a British play written by David Hare and published by Faber & Faber in London (1995).
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