The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder
by Matt Charman


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What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the surprising depth and engaging narrative of the play, particularly its exploration of polygamist culture. Many find it captivating and well-paced, leaving them eager for more insights into the subject matter.
Synopsis
No family photograph can truly prepare Rowena for her first meeting with Maurice's three wives and teenage son.
Young, nervous and extremely pregnant, she is warmly welcomed into the fold but her presence soon has the family questioning the nature of their delicate balance.
Then Fay brings home a one-night stand, with far-reaching consequences for them all.
Set in an ordinary house in a tree-lined street in Lewisham, Matt Charman's new play takes a provocative look at married life, and the alternatives.
Publication
The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder is a British play written by Matt Charman and published by Faber & Faber in London (2007).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play (eISBN 9780571318988).
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