Frayn: Plays One: Contemporary Dramatists

Alphabetical Order: "The best of Frayn's plays. He has found a way of writing broad comedy about ordinary and sympathetic people without resorting to artificial conflict or character distortion."—The Times
Donkeys' Years: "Gorgeous farce, all the funnier for emerging from credible aspirations and natural anxieties."—New Statesman
Clouds: "Manages to work so well on so many different levels ... Biliously accurate ... poignantly and unerringly funny."—Guardian
Make and Break: "Full of pain, ruthless observation, and a sense of humor which is sardonic, lunatic, and warm."—Sunday Times
Noises Off: "As sidesplitting a farce as I have seen. Ever? Ever."—New York Magazine
"Michael Frayn has the rare ability to construct farcical comedy around philosophical principles and the laughs and the ideas effortlessly intermesh."—Guardian