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RESULTSSearching enCompass books for 'Stephen Jeffreys'... We found 2 matches.
Stephen Jeffreys
The Clink A funny and satirical farce. Elizabeth I is dying, conspirators are everywhere. Lucius Bodkin, an Elizabethan stand-up comedian, becomes unwillingly involved in the political trickery and dishonesty surrounding the ailing queen. A politically sensitive trade delegation is on its way to London. Who can be trusted to entertain them? Lucius thinks he'll hit the big time but he's reckoned without the Tudor backstabbers and the City wide-boys.
Management Teaching use: When an organisation's leader is obviously on the verge of leaving, with no clear policy for either succession or future strategy in place, the level of management below him/her jockey for position, either for themselves or, as in the case of this text, in support of a new regime that will favour their own progress or ideology. Caught in these top-level machinations are the 'little' people, the middle and lower management. The text prompts questions of what a chief executive should do before leaving, or more pertinently, how senior management can work together for their individual and collective benefit. Nick Hern Books 1990 pbk £8.99 ISBN 1-85459-444-3
Author details available at http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth02D4J593712627336
Stephen Jeffreys
The Libertine The Libertine was first seen at the Royal Court in 1994, in a production by Max Stafford-Clark's Out of Joint. The play is based on the life of John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, friend and confidant of Charles II and the most notorious and licentious rake of his age. Thoroughly modern in its sensibility and in its attitude to Rochester's endless sexual indulgence, it is both an accurate portrait of the period and a very funny comedy of manners. This new film adaptation has been scripted by Stephen Jeffreys and it is unusually faithful to the original play. Produced by John Malkovich, who also cameos as Charles II, directed by Laurence Dunmore, and starring Johnny Depp and Samantha Morton.
Nick Hern Books 2006 pbk £8.99 ISBN 1-85459-277-7
Author details available at http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth02D4J593712627336
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