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Language: English
Published by Samuel French Ltd 01/12/1970, 1970
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- Title
- She Stoops to Conquer (Acting Edition S.)
- Author
- Oliver Goldsmith
- Publisher
- Samuel French Ltd 01/12/1970
- Publication year
- 1970
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0573014132
- ISBN 13
- 9780573014130
A lighthearted farce set in and around a lavish Jacobean manor house, She Stoops to Conquer tells the playfully convoluted tale of well-bred squire's daughter Kate who poses as a barmaid in hopes of charming her stuffy suitor Charles Marlow. As the plot begins to twist and turn, the conniving cast of characters who inhabit the estate learn some hilarious lessons about the true nature of love.
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Review
Oliver Goldsmith's comedy was a milestone: yes, it's fast and funny, almost farcical at times, a great night out, and so on, but it's also a psychological masterpiece written at the time when English society began its stately progress towards its admirable class system. Sunday Times "A bomproof comedy...Oliver Goldsmith's play is about the clash between town and country, between varying degrees of pretension." Robert Dawson Scott, The Times, 04.06.08 'Against Sean Crowley's elegant blank canvas of a set, which allows a home to be mistaken for an inn, Goldsmith's themes of class and snobbery unfold with delicious clarity. The performances are both ticklish and sophisticated - the actors step outside the action to address the audience directly - and yet played for traditional laughs and tremendous relish.' Elisabeth Mahoney, Gaurdian, 01 May 2009 --Gaurdian
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