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Paperback. Condition: New. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four aoeSave-a-Bundle Discount Marta employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glendaas apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of aoeSave-a-Bundle,a Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen aoeEmployee of the Monthaa and confesses his desire to discuss with her some aoeadditional particularsa of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former aoeEmployee of the Montha is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymondas 47th birthday, heas trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of aoehaving a life.a As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listensaand harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own. This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage Westas Garland Award, and was a Criticas Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny s Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four aoeSave-a-Bundle Discount Marta employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glendaas apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of aoeSave-a-Bundle,a Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen aoeEmployee of the Monthaa and confesses his desire to discuss with her some aoeadditional particularsa of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former aoeEmployee of the Montha is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymondas 47th birthday, heas trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of aoehaving a life.a As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listensaand harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own. This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage Westas Garland Award, and was a Criticas Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West.

Paperback. Condition: New. 3m, 1f / Comedy / Interiors The intersecting lives of four "Save-a-Bundle Discount Mart" employees are explored in Additional Particulars. In the first act, Glenda Balitski, an optimistic but lonely young woman who works in housewares, has recently moved into her tidy apartment after the death of her invalid mother. Assistant Manager Warren Grippo, a generous but awkward man of unflagging good manners, has unexpectedly dropped by Glenda's apartment after work. After the lonely couple discovers a shared enthusiasm for the corporate ideals of "Save-a-Bundle," Warren reveals that Glenda has been chosen "Employee of the Month." and confesses his desire to discuss with her some "additional particulars" of a more personal nature. Meanwhile, Raymond Fetterman, a maintenance man and himself a former "Employee of the Month" is having lunch with his young friend and co-worker, Kenny Hinkle. It is the eve of Raymond's 47th birthday, he's trapped in a job he hates, and Raymond has come to the painful realization that time is quickly running out on his chances of "having a life." As Raymond desperately yearns to escape the monotony of his life, the good-natured Kenny sympathetically listens.and harbors a heartbreaking secret of his own.This play was awarded the LA Drama Critics Circle Award, Backstage West's Garland Award, and was a Critic's Choice in the LA Times. "Human comedy par excellence, as if Chekhov were reincarnated in America's Wal-Mart culture.Simpson's sympathy and affection for (his character's) weaknesses are signs of that rare combination of humanist with a genuine sense of humor." - Los Angeles Times ".Witty and insightful.not just a very funny show, but an unexpectedly poignant and decidedly human as well.Simpson writes with an unusual degree of humanity." - Variety ".Enchanting.delightfully funny and heartrending.With humor and despair always just a millisecond apart, Simpson's understated style aims squarely at the heart of working class ennui and scores a bull's eye. This playwright is worth watching." - Backstage West.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Additional Particulars | Ed Simpson | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2008 | Samuel French, Inc. | EAN 9780573663949 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.