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The Woods, Lakeboat, Edmond
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Three plays from the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning author of Glengarry Glen Ross and American Buffalo.The Woods is a modern dramatic parable about, as Mamet put it, "why men and women have a hard time trying to get along with each other." The story features a young man and woman spending a night in his family's cabin where they experience passion, then disillusionment, but are in the end reconciled by mutual need. In Lakeboat, an Ivy League college student takes a summer job as a cook a…
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- Author: David Mamet, Tom Drury
- Publisher: Grove Press
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 300
- ISBN: 9780802191458
- ISBN-10: 0802191452
- ISBN-13: 9780802191458
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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Three plays from the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning author of Glengarry Glen Ross and American Buffalo.The Woods is a modern dramatic parable about, as Mamet put it, "why men and women have a hard time trying to get along with each other." The story features a young man and woman spending a night in his family's cabin where they experience passion, then disillusionment, but are in the end reconciled by mutual need.
In Lakeboat, an Ivy League college student takes a summer job as a cook aboard a Great Lakes cargo ship where the crewmembers--men of all ages--share their wild fantasies about sex, gambling, and violence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay to the 2000 film starring Peter Falk and Denis Leary.
In Edmond, a white-collar New York City man is set morally adrift after a visit to a fortune-teller. He soon leaves an unfulfilling marriage to find sex, adventure, companionship, and, ultimately, the meaning of his existence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay for the 2005 film starring William H. Macy.
"[A] beautifully conceived love story." --Chicago Daily News on The Woods
"[Mamet's] language has never been so precise, pure, and affecting." --Richard Eder of The New York Times on The Woods
"Richly overheard talk and loopy, funny construction." --Michael Feingold in The Village Voice on Lakeboat
"A riveting theatrical experience that illuminates the heart of darkness." --Jack Kroll of Newsweek on Edmond
- Author: David Mamet, Tom Drury
- Publisher: Grove Press
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 300
- ISBN: 9780802191458
- ISBN-10: 0802191452
- ISBN-13: 9780802191458
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
Three plays from the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning author of Glengarry Glen Ross and American Buffalo.
The Woods is a modern dramatic parable about, as Mamet put it, "why men and women have a hard time trying to get along with each other." The story features a young man and woman spending a night in his family's cabin where they experience passion, then disillusionment, but are in the end reconciled by mutual need.
In Lakeboat, an Ivy League college student takes a summer job as a cook aboard a Great Lakes cargo ship where the crewmembers--men of all ages--share their wild fantasies about sex, gambling, and violence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay to the 2000 film starring Peter Falk and Denis Leary.
In Edmond, a white-collar New York City man is set morally adrift after a visit to a fortune-teller. He soon leaves an unfulfilling marriage to find sex, adventure, companionship, and, ultimately, the meaning of his existence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay for the 2005 film starring William H. Macy.
"[A] beautifully conceived love story." --Chicago Daily News on The Woods
"[Mamet's] language has never been so precise, pure, and affecting." --Richard Eder of The New York Times on The Woods
"Richly overheard talk and loopy, funny construction." --Michael Feingold in The Village Voice on Lakeboat
"A riveting theatrical experience that illuminates the heart of darkness." --Jack Kroll of Newsweek on Edmond
The Woods is a modern dramatic parable about, as Mamet put it, "why men and women have a hard time trying to get along with each other." The story features a young man and woman spending a night in his family's cabin where they experience passion, then disillusionment, but are in the end reconciled by mutual need.
In Lakeboat, an Ivy League college student takes a summer job as a cook aboard a Great Lakes cargo ship where the crewmembers--men of all ages--share their wild fantasies about sex, gambling, and violence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay to the 2000 film starring Peter Falk and Denis Leary.
In Edmond, a white-collar New York City man is set morally adrift after a visit to a fortune-teller. He soon leaves an unfulfilling marriage to find sex, adventure, companionship, and, ultimately, the meaning of his existence. Mamet also wrote the screenplay for the 2005 film starring William H. Macy.
"[A] beautifully conceived love story." --Chicago Daily News on The Woods
"[Mamet's] language has never been so precise, pure, and affecting." --Richard Eder of The New York Times on The Woods
"Richly overheard talk and loopy, funny construction." --Michael Feingold in The Village Voice on Lakeboat
"A riveting theatrical experience that illuminates the heart of darkness." --Jack Kroll of Newsweek on Edmond
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