The Realm
Sarah Myers
Brave New World
by David Rogers from Aldous Huxley
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about this adaptation of 'Brave New World.' While some appreciate the attempt to bring the story to the stage, many criticize the presence of racism and the overall execution compared to the original work. A few find it a decent adaptation, although not memorable. Overall, opinions vary widely on its merits and shortcomings.
Interesting adaptation choice Some enjoyed the new format Deeply racist elements Not as compelling as the original
Synopsis
The play is set in the future where mindless happiness is universal; where babies are not born but decanted from bottles; where human frustrations are elimina
Publication
Publisher Dramatic Publishing
Year 1970
Binding Paperback
Edition Acting
Pages 110
Language English
ISBN-13 9780871293572
ISBN-10 0871293579
Brave New World is a American adaptation play written by David Rogers from Aldous Huxley and published by Dramatic Publishing (1970).
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