We Bombed in New Haven (Penguin plays)
by Joseph Heller
We Bombed in New Haven
Joseph Heller |
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Read in January, 2000
One of my very favorite plays. It is unquestionably Heller's unique style and overflowing with sarcasm and ripe with critisims of war and politics. I find it especially meaningful today in regard to this global theater where we see war and death and disease every night on the televison, but as long as it doesn't effect us, who really cares? All the world's a stage. . .
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Anyone who is frustrated with politics
Heller had a crystal ball when he wrote this. He wrote dialogue for his military commanders that perfectly blends omnipotence and incompetence.
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Read in June, 1983
Interesting play-within-a-play. I liked it. (Thus the three stars -- duh.)
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