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Title: A Woman of No Importance (Director's Playbook Edition)
Author: Oscar Wilde
Narrator: David Hopkins
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-27-17
Publisher: Jon Screen
Genres: Comedy, Classic British
Publisher's Summary:
An original recording of one of Oscar Wilde's comedic classics and a precise satire of Britain's upper classes. At a gathering at Hunstanton Chase, the young Gerald Arbuthnot has been given a rare opportunity to make something of himself by the cavalier Lord Illingworth, but a chance meeting between his mother Mrs. Arbuthnot and Lord Illingworth reveals that there's more behind the offer than Gerald knows.
Members Reviews:
Don't bother!!
As an AP English Lit teacher, I try to find inexpensive editions of novels and plays that my students can purchase. This edition is horrible! There are too many lines that are attributed to the wrong character and too many typos. Stay away from this edition. The play is too good to be butchered in this manner.
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It was OK. Probably a good read for high school and above.
Boring in many parts so it was hard for me to keep reading .
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Title: A Woman of No Importance (Director's Playbook Edition)
Author: Oscar Wilde
Narrator: David Hopkins
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-27-17
Publisher: Jon Screen
Genres: Comedy, Classic British
Publisher's Summary:
An original recording of one of Oscar Wilde's comedic classics and a precise satire of Britain's upper classes. At a gathering at Hunstanton Chase, the young Gerald Arbuthnot has been given a rare opportunity to make something of himself by the cavalier Lord Illingworth, but a chance meeting between his mother Mrs. Arbuthnot and Lord Illingworth reveals that there's more behind the offer than Gerald knows.
Members Reviews:
Don't bother!!
As an AP English Lit teacher, I try to find inexpensive editions of novels and plays that my students can purchase. This edition is horrible! There are too many lines that are attributed to the wrong character and too many typos. Stay away from this edition. The play is too good to be butchered in this manner.
.
It was OK. Probably a good read for high school and above.
Boring in many parts so it was hard for me to keep reading .