Neil Labute

Gerald C. Wood

Original title: Neil LaBute

earliest edition we have, 2006 Routledge, 2006 162 pages

Casebooks on modern dramatists

"Neil LaBute: A Casebook is the first book to examine one of the most successful and controversial contemporary American playwrights and filmmakers. While he is most famous, and in some cases infamous, for his early films In the Company of Men and Your Friends and Neighbors, Labute is equally accomplished as a playwright. His work extends from the critique of false religiosity in Bash to examinations of opportunism,...

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Editions we hold

Neil Labute edition · 2014 · Taylor & Francis Group · 178 pages · 9780415655705
Neil Labute edition · 2006 · Taylor & Francis Group · 9781135866921
Neil Labute edition · 2006 · Taylor & Francis Group · 9781135866976
Neil Labute edition · 2006 · Taylor & Francis Group · 9781135866969
Neil LaBute edition · 2006 · Routledge · 162 pages · 9780415978033
Neil Labute edition · 2006 · Taylor & Francis Group · 9780203944349

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