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Joy

Joy

John Fisher

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Editorial:
Broadway Play Publishing Inc
Año de edición:
2007
Materia
Obras de teatro, textos teatrales
ISBN:
9780881453447
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A comedy with songs about students falling in and out of love.'Well-crafted and poignant. JOY is entertainment done with style!' -Variety'Positively giddy in its imaginative flourishes!' -New York Post'JOY takes audiences on an effervescently romantic ride!' -Backstage'Witty, wry, tightly constructed and surprisingly affecting! John Fisher has a flair for dialogue and a gift for narrative.' -Associated Press'A sweet/sharp roundelay charting several students’ tangled liaisons. More in tune with Noel Coward or Woody Allen (especially Manhattan) than recent Gen X studies, this precocious work suggests commercial instincts already honed well beyond strictly gay audience appeal ... Memorable lines zing out constantly; the fourth wall is frequently crashed. It credits Fisher’s talent that these gambits seem fresh rather than forced. JOY’s wit and charm shine brightly.' -Dennis Harvey, Variety

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