Serious Money

Serious Money

Serious Money est une pièce de théâtre écrite par la dramaturge britannique Caryl Churchill en 1987.

La première représentation fut produite à Londres, au Royal Court Theatre en 1987.

Argument

Arbitragistes dans des offres publiques d'achat à haut risque ; blancs chevaliers et raiders : tel est le monde financier des années 1980[1].

Notes et références

  1. (en) Pièces de Caryl Churchill - Doolee.com, consulté le 17 mars 2009.

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