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Informationen zum Autor Doug Lucie was born in Chessington, Surrey, in 1953. His plays include Doing the Business ; Fashion ; Fear of the Dark ; Force and Hypocrisy ; Gaucho ; Grace ; The Green Man ; Hard Feelings ; Heroes ; J ohn Clare's Mad, Nuncle ; The Key to the World ; Love You, Too ; The New Garbo ; Oh Well ; Pass It On ; Poison ; Progress ; Rough Trade ; The Shallow End ; Strangers In the Night and We Love You . Klappentext This collection includes four of the best plays from one of the leading playwrights of the 80s Progress: 'A small, anguished, hilarious masterpiece' Evening Standard; Fashion: 'One of the best plays of the 1980s - a rancid, state-of-the-nation account of a corrupt advertising supremo pitching for the Tory account in the run-up to a general election' Daily Telegraph; Grace: 'This is a clear, strong, thoughtful and tough play, full of cruel humour and an entirely unpatronising sense of moral judgement' (Sunday Times); Gaucho: 'Savagely entertaining . . .Lucie's dialogue is smooth and insinuatingly funny' (Evening Standard) In the METHUEN CONTEMPORARY DRAMATISTS series this collection contains four of Lucie's best plays from the 1980s; "Progress", "Fashion", "Grace", and "Gaucho". Zusammenfassung In the METHUEN CONTEMPORARY DRAMATISTS series this collection contains four of Lucie's best plays from the 1980s; "Progress", "Fashion", "Grace", and "Gaucho". Inhaltsverzeichnis Progress; Fashion; Grace; Gaucho
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Doug Lucie was born in Chessington, Surrey, in 1953. His plays include
Doing the Business;
Fashion;
Fear of the Dark;
Force and Hypocrisy;
Gaucho;
Grace;
The Green Man;
Hard Feelings;
Heroes; J
ohn Clare's Mad, Nuncle;
The Key to the World;
Love You, Too;
The New Garbo;
Oh Well;
Pass It On;
Poison;
Progress;
Rough Trade;
The Shallow End;
Strangers In the Night and
We Love You.
