Cocktail Party

<p><strong>Obviously something more than a successful play it is the practical demonstration of a patently conceived theory of dramatic form and as such of high historical interest.</strong>--<strong><em>Times Literary Supplement</em></strong></p><p><strong>Eliot has attempted here something very daring and well worth doing. He has taken the ordinary West End drawing room comedy convention - understatement upper-class accents and all - and used it as a vehicle for utterly serious ideas. </strong>--<strong><em>The Observer</em></strong></p><p>An authentic modern masterpiece (<em>New York Post</em>)--this is T.S. Eliot's verse play about the search for meaning in which a mysterious psychiatrist is the catalyst for a shift in a couple's relationship after appearing at a cocktail party.</p>