by Alan Bennett
First published 1987
Iconic British comedy troupe Beyond the Fringe rips into the establishment with sharpened wit. From Alan Bennett's bumbling cleric to Dudley Moore's Britten parody, the sketches skewer societal pretenses with delightful irreverence. Beneath the hilarity, the show's subversive spirit challenges the status quo, daring audiences to question their assumptions. Featuring the full original script, this collection captures the troupe's anarchic brilliance at the height of their powers.
Genres: drama, 20th-century, british-literature, comedy
Vibes: irreverent, subversive, thought-provoking
Tropes: irreverent-humor, social-commentary
Setting: Britain
Period: 20th Century
159 pages · Paperback · Methuen London Ltd