A Soldier's Play (Dramabook) - Tapa blanda

A powerful drama...skillfully wrought...one of the most evenhanded, penetrating studies that we have yet seen. "Edwin Wilson, The Wall Street Journal"

A relentless investigation into the complex, sometimes cryptic pathology of hate...A mature and accomplished work--from its inspired opening up of conventional theatrical form to its skillful portraiture of a dozen characters to its remarkable breadth of social and historical vision...Mr. Fuller's play tirelessly insists on embracing volatile contradictions because that is the way to arrive at the shattering truth. "Frank Rich, The New York Times"

A complex and rewarding play [by] a playwright of great sensibility. "Clive Barnes, New York Post"

A work of great resonance and integrity... "Jack Kroll, Newsweek""

A powerful drama...skillfully wrought...one of the most evenhanded, penetrating studies that we have yet seen. Edwin Wilson, The Wall Street Journal

A relentless investigation into the complex, sometimes cryptic pathology of hate...A mature and accomplished work--from its inspired opening up of conventional theatrical form to its skillful portraiture of a dozen characters to its remarkable breadth of social and historical vision...Mr. Fuller's play tirelessly insists on embracing volatile contradictions because that is the way to arrive at the shattering truth. Frank Rich, The New York Times

A complex and rewarding play [by] a playwright of great sensibility. Clive Barnes, New York Post

A work of great resonance and integrity... Jack Kroll, Newsweek

"A powerful drama...skillfully wrought...one of the most evenhanded, penetrating studies that we have yet seen." --Edwin Wilson, The Wall Street Journal

"A relentless investigation into the complex, sometimes cryptic pathology of hate...A mature and accomplished work--from its inspired opening up of conventional theatrical form to its skillful portraiture of a dozen characters to its remarkable breadth of social and historical vision...Mr. Fuller's play tirelessly insists on embracing volatile contradictions because that is the way to arrive at the shattering truth." --Frank Rich, The New York Times

"A complex and rewarding play [by] a playwright of great sensibility." --Clive Barnes, New York Post

"A work of great resonance and integrity..." --Jack Kroll, Newsweek