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Equus: A Play in Two Acts
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Equus: A Play in Two Acts Paperback - 2005

by Peter Shaffer

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Samuel French, Inc, 2005. Later Printing. Paperback. Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" Tall. In yellow stapled wraps, Light shelfwear to extremities, name in ink.
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Dr. Martin Dysart, a psychiatrist, is confronted with Alan Strang, a boy who has blinded six horses in a violent fit of passion. This very passion is as foreign to Dysart as the act itself. To the boy's parents, it is a hideous mystery; Alan has always adored horses. To Dysart, it is a psychological puzzle that leads both doctor and patient to a complex and disturbingly dramatic confrontation. This international success reached new acclaim in London and on Broadway when revived in 2008.