Glengarry Glen Ross

By David Mamet
'Everyone lives by selling something' - Robert Louis Stevenson

David Mamet’s searing 1983 indictment of a world where you are what you sell, comes to the Lantern Theatre.

In an American real estate office, four men are in a sales contest to save their careers. What follows, in classic dialogue is a mix of: lies, robbery, bribery, vice, flattery, threats, masculine egos, fear, comedy, desperation, deception, power, money and profanities.

An amusing and fast paced critique of modern society, not to be missed.

'I swear it’s not a world of men, it’s a world of clockwatchers, bureaucrats, officeholders, it’s a world with no adventure to it. Dying breed, we are the members of a dying breed' - Richard Roma.