

Four Plays
Kevin Elyot


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Readers have mixed feelings about the play, noting that while the dialogue is commendable, the overall narrative lacks depth. Some feel that the promotional material reveals too much of the plot, diminishing the intrigue.
Frank is a forty-something failed writer.
He is in the grips of an undeclared passion for his best friend’s 17-year-old son, whom he has saved from drowning with mouth to mouth resuscitation.
After Frank makes a bungled attempt to confess his feelings, the boy is killed in a motorbike accident.
Yet all of this in buried in a social comedy in the hands of Elyot, a past master at employing the grim reaper to sharpen his hilarity.
Mouth To Mouth is a British play written by Kevin Elyot and published by Nick Hern Books in London (2001).
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Nick Hern Books · 2001 · 96 pp
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