I'll Die If I Can't Live Forever
Joyce Stoner
Is Life Worth Living?
by Lennox Robinson
Synopsis
A traveling repertory troupe comes to a small village in Ireland and after a week or so of Ibsen, Chekhov, and Strindberg, the town is driven mad.
Is Life Worth Living?
is a gloriously goofy satire that imagines the undesirable effects a steady diet of serious drama might have on the amiable residents of the provincial seaside town of Inish.
Lennox Robinson's pointed and charming comedy was originally produced in 1933 and successfully revived in 2009 by New York's Mint Theatre company.
Publication
Is Life Worth Living? is a comedy play written by Lennox Robinson and published by Samuel French .
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