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Present Laughter
Noël Coward
Silly Cow
by Ben Elton
What readers are saying
Readers generally find 'Silly Cow' to be an enjoyable farce, with many praising its humor and satirical elements. Some appreciate the unexpected twists and the performance of Dawn French, although a few note that it doesn't break new ground. Overall, it seems to be a fun play that's better suited for performance than reading alone.
Delightfully wicked and full of surprisesWell crafted and funnySatirical elements resonate wellCould use some cuts in the first act
Synopsis
Doris Wallace, bitchy queen of the tabloid press, is on the verge of a glorious venture in TV.
She's not going to let anything get in her way, not even the silly cow suing her for libel.
Any skeletons she may have in her cupboard are, like her bondage gear, firmly locked up - or so she thinks.
Press Reviews
"Crude, clever and killingly funny."
— Daily Mirror"A cracker of a play." - Stage and Television Today
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1998
BindingPaperback
Pages56
PlaceLondon
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573018756
ISBN-100573018758
LCCN99214715
LCCPR6055.L79 S55 1998
DCC822/.914
Silly Cow is a British comedy play written by Ben Elton and published by Samuel French in London (1998).
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Samuel French · 1998 · 56 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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