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	title:	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (script)
	author:	Dale Wasserman
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Samuel French, Inc
	released:	June, 1970
	isbn:	0573613435
	isbn-13:	9780573613432

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Customer Reviews
A moving, thought provoking play... - Rated I am currently playing the character of Dale Harding in this play so am therefore very familiar with the text. Like many other people, I don't think that the play conveys Ken Kesey's intentions of the book as successfuly as it could have, but it has a pretty good stab at it! To watch this play, or indeed to read it, is an ultimately liberating experience, but I would advise you to read Kesey's novel before involving yourself in any way with this play ...

Customer Reviews

A moving, thought provoking play... - Rated 4/5
I am currently playing the character of Dale Harding in this play so am therefore very familiar with the text. Like many other people, I don't think that the play conveys Ken Kesey's intentions of the book as successfuly as it could have, but it has a pretty good stab at it! To watch this play, or indeed to read it, is an ultimately liberating experience, but I would advise you to read Kesey's novel before involving yourself in any way with this play ...