Real Lives

Four disparate individuals are examined in play form, P.G Wodehouse, an English humourist who was judged a traitor by his countrymen, a Welsh poet Edward Thomas, whose fame as a poet was conferred posthumously after he was killed on the battlefield at Arras in 1917,an Austrian, Ludwick Wittgenstein, judged the greatest linguistic philosopher of the 20th century and Sylvia Plath, an American whose major work 'Ariel'was written mainly during the last months that led to her suicide in London. Each were unique by being touched by genius.