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Harvey Acting Edition for Theater Productions Mary Chase Mary Chase 9780822205005 Books

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Harvey Acting Edition for Theater Productions Mary Chase Mary Chase 9780822205005 Books

When national politics, world affairs, declining health... or other depressing issues threaten to put me down, I always need a re-read of HARVEY. It makes a sunny day brighter and has a way of shattering and dispersing hovering clouds on dreary days. My favorite bit of wisdom, courtesy of Elwood P. Dowd, in the words of his mother: "In this world...you must be oh, so smart or oh, so pleasant." to which Elwood adds his own view of the matter, to wit: "For years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." To which I say, GOOD ON YOU, Elwood, not to mention Mary Chase.


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Harvey Acting Edition for Theater Productions Mary Chase Mary Chase 9780822205005 Books Reviews

What an absolutely charming play. Holds up well after all these years. Laugh out loud fun.
This is a great play, so I was very disappointed in the number of typographical errors. Suggest the seller contact the publisher about better editing, as it is has knocked my review down from 5 to 3 due to substandard quality for a script.
When I was reading this I was replaying the movie in my head. This play is well written and very charming. It is a about a man Elwood P. Dowd whose best friend Harvey is a giant invisible rabbit. No Harvey is not an imaginary friend. I found it amusing that Elwood's sister wanted Elwood to be committed because of Harvey and yet she knew that Harvey really existed. With Harvey as his friend, Elwood had a very peaceful and gentle disposition, was very pleasant and thoroughly enjoyed every moment of his life. I wonder where I could find a giant invisible rabbit. )
"Harvey" (A comedy in three acts) is not a novel but a play for theatre, and as such, it is delightful, the characters coming to life through the dialogue.

A wonderful asset to any theatre company, with characters to make you smile and think.
For any Harvey lovers out there this is completely worth it. It is extremely cheap.
I gave it five stars because I knew it wasn't hard back, even though I wish it had a hard cover and was more professional looking, it does the job.
It has the play in it and of course the waiver for any use in production for monetary gain. It is enjoyable to read the play after seeing the Movie so many times. Of course it is written as a play and not as a story, so those who are looking for a novel, look away.
This is a must have for your collection. Are you a bit different? Maybe considered a little out of the ordinary? Read this book, and have hope, that each of us is unique, and of value. Plus, I absolutely adore Bunnies and Rabbits, don’t you?
This is a large format booklet and not a script that you would expect from a publishing company like Samuel French or Dramatists. It is an oversized script with small, bold-faced type that is smeared on the inside. Skip this "publishing company," Snowball Publishing, and just go with Dramatists.
When national politics, world affairs, declining health... or other depressing issues threaten to put me down, I always need a re-read of HARVEY. It makes a sunny day brighter and has a way of shattering and dispersing hovering clouds on dreary days. My favorite bit of wisdom, courtesy of Elwood P. Dowd, in the words of his mother "In this world...you must be oh, so smart or oh, so pleasant." to which Elwood adds his own view of the matter, to wit "For years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." To which I say, GOOD ON YOU, Elwood, not to mention Mary Chase.