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Relatively Speaking (Ayckbourn)
Alan Ayckbourn
Relatively Speaking
by Alan Ayckbourn
What readers are saying
Readers love the clever construction and humor of the play, highlighting its ability to engage and entertain. Many find the plot timeless, even if the context feels dated. The enthusiasm for the play is evident, with several comments emphasizing its classic status and quality performance. Overall, it is celebrated for its wit and charm.
Clever plot twists Smart and funny Superbly constructed Timeless humor Context feels dated
Synopsis
"Greg and Ginny are living together, but Greg is becoming somewhat suspicious that he is not the only man in her life.
He wonders about Ginny's plan to "visit her parents" and decides to follow her.
Ginny is really going to see a considerably older lover, but only in order to break with him.
Greg mistakes the ex-lover and his wife for Ginny's parents.
Ginny's arrival further compounsd an already wildly hilariuos situation."--Provided by publisher.
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1968
Binding Paperback
Pages 130
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573113550
ISBN-10 0573113556
Relatively Speaking is a British comedy play written by Alan Ayckbourn and published by Samuel French (1968).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle .
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