

Murder By Natural Causes
William Link


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Readers appreciate the quick pace and witty dialogue of the play, noting its macabre absurdist charm. Many find the dark comedy appealing, despite some predictability in the plot. Overall, it has been well-received as a winning two-hander effort from Panych.
Lawrence and Holloman, a hapless nerd and a loquacious salesman, meet by chance.
From this fleetingly irritating and insignificant encounter, the viciously murderous and incredulously bizarre plot emerges into the full-blown twilight of what appear to be their insignificant and meaningless lives.
And it is this very absence of significance and meaning in the lives of the characters which produces both the mindless evil and the greeting-card redemption that give them their shape.
This is a universe in which Camus meets Dali, where Goya meets Disney, where gunshots and bathtub drownings, disillusion and dismemberment become the Seventh Seal of the Grey Flannel set.
Cast of 2 men
Lawrence & Holloman is a Canadian play written by Morris Panych and published by Talon Books in Burnaby, B.C (1998).
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Talon Books · 1998 · 128 pp
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