

Tom Stoppard
Tom Stoppard
The ultimate parody of the stage and literary convention of the country-house mystery.
'It's an object of pure, virtuoso craft and display, as luxuriously self-sufficient as a netsuke or Faberge Easter egg.
But it's as nearly perfect in its kind as a P.G.
Wodehouse plot; tiny, ludicrous and beautiful as an ivory Mickey Mouse...It's time we stopped dismissing comedy as an inferior genre.' Observer
Portland Community College Presents: The Real Inspector Hound; Behind the Scenes
The Real Inspector Hound is a British comedy play written by Tom Stoppard and published by Samuel French in London (1968).
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