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    The School for Scandal

    Written by Richard Sheridan

    Narrated by Claire Bloom, Edith Evans, Harry Andrews and Cast

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    The School for Scandal is Sheridan's master work which wittily illustrates 18th century's aristocrats at play. With pinpoint accuracy Sheridan's characterisation of these decadent ruling classes give it a universal appeal as echoes of both the people and their antics are to be found in each generation.

    This is masterfully conveyed by the stellar cast which features Claire Bloom and Dame Edith Evans as Lady Sneerwell.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Copyright Group
    Release dateJan 1, 2014
    ISBN9781783940660

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