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Flo Gibson
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I have tried to listen to it a couple of times and have fallen asleep part way through. Great for insomniacs.
Hard to listen to
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Boooooriiiiiiing
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It's an odd play: a house in the country filled with eccentrics as over the top as the denizens of the Sycamore household in You Can't Take It With You. At times the action borders on the absurd or surrealistic. There are probably one or two character reversals too many for modern tastes, but there is no denying the eerie power of the closing scene, when all the lights go out and the bombs start falling. It's a play that grew out of Shaw's experience of World War One and the society that preceded it. As such, for all its bizarre and often farcical humor, it's probably one of his darkest plays.
I've never seen this on stage, so I don't have any particular opinion on how well it would work in live performance. In the meantime, Flo Gibson has provided a useful listen that gives you the same information you'd get if you read the full text of the playscript, with the additional advantage of hearing her expert take on the various characters.
Excellent single-voice reading
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