Noises Off: A Play in Three Acts, a Samuel French Acting Edition - Softcover

"“The funniest play written in my lifetime”—Frank Rich, "The New York Times

"“Frayn’s construct is based on the principle that if farce involves watching the wheels come off a well-oiled machine, then nothing could be funnier than seeing the wheels fall off a farce itself. Pure comedy gold.”—"The Guardian""" "Noises Off"
"Winner of the Evening Standard, the Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the New York Drama Desk Award."

"Written by a man with a vision... Recommended."--"Library Journal

""The funniest play written in my lifetime"--Frank Rich, "The New York Times

""Frayn's construct is based on the principle that if farce involves watching the wheels come off a well-oiled machine, then nothing could be funnier than seeing the wheels fall off a farce itself. Pure comedy gold."--"The Guardian""" "Noises Off"
"Winner of the Evening Standard, the Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the New York Drama Desk Award."

Written by a man with a vision... Recommended. "Library Journal"

The funniest play written in my lifetime "Frank Rich, The New York Times"

Frayn's construct is based on the principle that if farce involves watching the wheels come off a well-oiled machine, then nothing could be funnier than seeing the wheels fall off a farce itself. Pure comedy gold. "The Guardian""

Written by a man with a vision... Recommended. Library Journal

The funniest play written in my lifetime Frank Rich, The New York Times

Frayn's construct is based on the principle that if farce involves watching the wheels come off a well-oiled machine, then nothing could be funnier than seeing the wheels fall off a farce itself. Pure comedy gold. The Guardian

"Written by a man with a vision... Recommended." --Library Journal

"The funniest play written in my lifetime" --Frank Rich, The New York Times

"Frayn's construct is based on the principle that if farce involves watching the wheels come off a well-oiled machine, then nothing could be funnier than seeing the wheels fall off a farce itself. Pure comedy gold." --The Guardian