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First for Shakespeare.

Anybody who could post the first part?

>>7710656
Nothing beats a bit of Wilde F a M.

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>>7710656
Any Wilde
Any Shakespeare

Others: brecht, artaud, miller.

Favourite play: Our Country's Good, 20/20, would highly recommend.

>>7710724
thanks senpai

Arcadia is one of the best things I've ever read. As is Streetcar. I've read ASND 6-7 times now and it's always just as potent.

>>7710656
The first pick I read off of that list was Stone Cold Dead Serious, and I was absolutely blown away. I hadn't read much outside of Shakespeare at that point, and this hypnotic portrayal of a really fucked midwestern family left me wanting more.
So, Adam Rapp is still a personal favorite for that reason. I enjoyed his Hallway Trilogy, as well, though I have mixed feelings on his novel work (I didn't care for The Year of Endless Sorrows, but thought Know Your Beholder was quite enjoyable).

Have anyone here seen a good play recently?

>>7713605
I saw End of the Rainbow a few months ago, and really enjoyed it. Going in not knowing much about Judy Garland, it was really interesting to me to see that decline in her later years.
I thought Anthony's monologue towards the end was quite impactful, as well. Dumb bitch should have taken him up on the offer.