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Assalam-0-Alaikum.
I m new here , i need a Play or drama of any topic in english,drama should be of 4 peoples.. So that we can perform in front of our class???
if any one not give drama then plx only tell me da topic of drama,so dat i can make myself.Kindly do me dis favour.I m very thankful.....
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Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett.... ??? You would need to study not only the drama, but also a little about Existentialism, Nihilism, Sociolinguistics and may be a bit of History. Nonetheless, it has four main characters...

Estragon, Vladimir, Pozzo and Lucky. It has two acts...

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Aye! Waiting for Godot, I was thinking on the same page, Well there is another play of Mr. Beckett namely "Endgame" having four characters out of which two main... there is a classy contradiction between two main characters, aged master Hamm and his servant Clov, one who can't stand up and the other who can't sit down., I like it

waitaminute.,,.,.,. it would not be fair to not to discuss Jean Paul Sartre's "No Exit"., what a powerful play from a powerful playwright, having four characters.... I love it (and its a one-act play) ;-)
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