

Life During Wartime
Keith Reddin
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Readers love the unique blend of dark comedy and surreal elements in this play. Many find the characters engaging and the themes of love and war to be thoughtfully explored. However, some caution that its bizarre nature may not appeal to everyone's taste.
Life & Limb. by Reddin,Keith; Reddin,Keith.
[1998] Paperback
"A biting, brilliantly inventive black comedy, which marked the debut of a young writer of unique talent and theatrical flair. The play focuses on the self-satisfied America of the 1950s, and the darkly comic personal vicissitudes of an embittered young veteran who returns from Korea (minus an arm) to face the problems of finding a job and saving his marriage. “…a macabre journey through that [American] mainstream, told in deadpan, cold-bloodedly ghoulish, comic style.” —The New York Times. ”Keith Reddin's play belongs to a vigorous American tradition of broad, black, bitter fantastic-satiric comedy…“ —Village Voice. ”…there are many funny lines and surprising moments."
— The New Yorker
Life And Limb is a American comedy play written by Keith Reddin and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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