S.N. Behrman
This is a difficult play, It's about the idle rich and it falls into all those tropes, The final act is best, The firs two acts feel like a lot of filler, Some characters are developed and strong, But Mr. Dexter, Count Mirsky, Sam, I am not sure why they must figure in the plot, The triangle between Will, Dr, Rice, Paula that is the play, Leonie is also the play, These four characters make it understandable but there seems like a lot of vamping throughout, Samuel Nathaniel Behrman sitelink Samuel Nathaniel Behrman sitelink sitelink,
Book | End of Summer: A Play |
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Publication | First published January 1, 1936 |
Number of Pages | 124 |
Format Type | Hardcover |