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Corpse!

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Think of Sleuth crossed with Deathtrap crossed with a Feydeau and you'll have an idea of the wild and crazy, unpredictable hijinks in this hit play. Corpse! is set in London in 1936, and tells the story of twin brothers, one of whom plots to murder the other in the most unusual circumstances. Evelyn, an out of work actor, engages the genial Irishman Powell, with a shady past, to do away with his suave, sophisticated, monied twin. Their plotting in Evelyn's Aladdin's cave of a flat is punctuated by the visits of a delightfully theatrical landlady. As with most fool proof plans, things do not go as they should and people are not what they seem. Corpse! is not so much a whodunnit as a whodunnit to whom!"Brilliant comedy thriller. . . . Vastly entertaining. . . . You may die laughing." - N.Y. Post"If The Mousetrap is the thriller for the fifties; Sleuth for the sixties: Deathtrap for the seventies; Corpse! is surely the thriller for the eighties." - L.A. Times"There is always a warm welcome for superlative hokum and here it is by the bucketful. A wild, high camp comedy thriller . . . a play where anything can happen . . . and most of it does!" - London Daily Mail

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Corpse!, Gerald Moon

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Rok wydania
1985
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(miękka)
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Tytuł
Corpse!
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1985
Oprawa
miękka
ISBN10
057311014X
ISBN13
9780573110146
Seria
Ocena
3,9 z 5
Opis
Think of Sleuth crossed with Deathtrap crossed with a Feydeau and you'll have an idea of the wild and crazy, unpredictable hijinks in this hit play. Corpse! is set in London in 1936, and tells the story of twin brothers, one of whom plots to murder the other in the most unusual circumstances. Evelyn, an out of work actor, engages the genial Irishman Powell, with a shady past, to do away with his suave, sophisticated, monied twin. Their plotting in Evelyn's Aladdin's cave of a flat is punctuated by the visits of a delightfully theatrical landlady. As with most fool proof plans, things do not go as they should and people are not what they seem. Corpse! is not so much a whodunnit as a whodunnit to whom!"Brilliant comedy thriller. . . . Vastly entertaining. . . . You may die laughing." - N.Y. Post"If The Mousetrap is the thriller for the fifties; Sleuth for the sixties: Deathtrap for the seventies; Corpse! is surely the thriller for the eighties." - L.A. Times"There is always a warm welcome for superlative hokum and here it is by the bucketful. A wild, high camp comedy thriller . . . a play where anything can happen . . . and most of it does!" - London Daily Mail