
Dealing with Clair
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Clair works in real estate.
Mike and Liz are selling.
James wants to buy.
He'll only deal with Clair.
Martin Crimp's play Dealing with Clair premiered in 1988 at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond. This edition was published alongside a new production of the play at the Orange Tree, in October 2018, in a co-production with English Touring Theatre.
'A skilfully written, well-crafted exposition of the horrors just beneath the civilised surface of our lives; it is at once a delicious satire on yuppie moral and emotional bankruptcy and a bleak, black comedy thriller' - Independent
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Original Production
- Characters
- Set
- Note
- Dealing with Clair
- Act One
- Act Two
- Appendix - The two phone calls
- Act One
- Act Two
- By the Same Author
- About the Author
- Copyright and Performing Rights Information
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