
The Truth: Stage Adaptation
5.0 (1
valutazioni)
Science Fiction
Formato
Brossura
Pagine
336
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Apr 8, 2008
Editore
Methuen Drama
ISBN-10
0413771164
ISBN-13
9780413771162
Descrizione
In the bustling and eccentric world of Discworld, a scandal erupts that threatens to turn the whimsical reality upside down. William de Worde, an aspiring journalist, finds himself at the heart of a mystery when a murder is reported—allegedly. As he wades through a sea of peculiar characters and political intrigue, William's quest for the truth leads him to confront the absurdities of his world.
With a colorful cast, including lethal killers, spunky allies, and a spectrum of bizarre citizens, the story weaves humor and sharp wit into the tapestry of a grim investigation. William's journey is not just about uncovering a crime; it's a deeper exploration of truth in a society that thrives on rumors and half-truths.
As the narrative unfolds through the vibrant lens of stage adaptation, the dynamic interplay between characters provides a fresh perspective, enhancing Pratchett's signature style. Each scene bursts with life, inviting the audience to delve into the chaotic yet enchanting realm of Discworld.
This thrilling adaptation highlights the dichotomy between journalism and perception, challenging the characters—and readers—to consider what truth really means in a world filled with deception and farce.
With a colorful cast, including lethal killers, spunky allies, and a spectrum of bizarre citizens, the story weaves humor and sharp wit into the tapestry of a grim investigation. William's journey is not just about uncovering a crime; it's a deeper exploration of truth in a society that thrives on rumors and half-truths.
As the narrative unfolds through the vibrant lens of stage adaptation, the dynamic interplay between characters provides a fresh perspective, enhancing Pratchett's signature style. Each scene bursts with life, inviting the audience to delve into the chaotic yet enchanting realm of Discworld.
This thrilling adaptation highlights the dichotomy between journalism and perception, challenging the characters—and readers—to consider what truth really means in a world filled with deception and farce.
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