Other People’s Money
Other People’s Money by Jerry Sterner is a script published by Bloomsbury Academic in January 1990. This edition spans 88 pages and is presented in English. The work centers on the intended hostile takeover of a Rhode Island family business, New England Wire and Cable, which is portrayed as a vital part of the local community. The narrative blends elements of humor and seriousness, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that engages with the complexities of business and familial ties.
Readers will find a multifaceted exploration of themes related to music and the recording industry, as well as the dynamics of business ownership and community impact. The script is noted for its expert craftsmanship, weaving together moments of tension and reflection. This edition offers a compact yet rich experience, inviting readers to consider the implications of corporate actions on small-town life and the individuals within it.
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(Applause Books). Here’s the script to the winner of “Best Off-Broadway Play of 1989” as voted by the Outer Critics Circle. “Funny, serious, suspenseful, involving, disturbing, and above all, expertly crafted…It concerns the intended hostile takeover of a deserving but obsolescent Rhode Island family business, New England Wire and Cable, honorably and not unprofitably run, that provides jobs for an entire small town’s populartion…Epic grandeur and intimate titillation combined. It is the most stimulating kind of entertainment.” John Simon, New York magazine. Paperback.
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