The Adding Machine: A Play in Seven Acts (Samuel French Acting Editions)
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The Adding Machine: A Play in Seven Acts (Samuel French Acting Editions)

by Elmer L. Rice

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The Adding Machine by Elmer L. Rice is a compelling play in seven acts, part of the Samuel French Acting Editions. It delves into the dehumanizing effects of modernity through sharp dialogue and inventive structure, making it a staple for theater productions exploring societal critiques.

About This Book

The Adding Machine presents a satirical examination of mechanization and human existence in a structured seven-act format.

As part of the Samuel French Acting Editions, it offers practical resources for performers and directors seeking to stage this classic work.

Elmer L. Rice's script highlights themes of alienation and routine in an era of technological change.

This edition ensures accessibility for theater enthusiasts and professionals alike.

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