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Full-Length Play, Dramatic Comedy / 3w, 3m
Alan Ayckbourn
by Alan Ayckbourn
Winner! 2009 Tony® Award for Best Revival of a Play Winner! 2009 Drama Desk Award for Best Revival of a Play Winner! 2009 Outer Critics Circle Outstanding Revival of a Play
Annie, the Cinderella of the family, lives in the shabby Victorian vicarage type house where the family was brought up. Reg, her brother, and his wife Sarah come to stay for a week end so that she may go away for a "rest". The general idea is that Annie ought to pair off with Tom. But for this week end it is Norman, the raffish assistant librarian husband of Annie's sister Ruth, with whom she planned to go. They were to meet secretly but Norman turns up early. When Annie calls the whole thing off Norman decides to stay on at the house and gets roaring drunk.
Living Together is part of The Norman Conquests trilogy.
A sitting-room
"Superb comic trilogy. Mr. Ayckbourn is the most remarkable British dramatist to have emerged since Harold Pinter." - London Sunday Times
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