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Show

Billy Liar

Show Type

Play

Characters

Billy Fisher Liz

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Dramatic

Length

Long

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

A house in Northern England. Late 1950s.

Act/Scene

Act Three

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Context

Billy Fisher is a 19 year old who uses lies and fantasies to escape

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Start: Liz: Hallo, Billy. Billy: When did you get back? Liz: Last week.

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End: Liz: You won’t let them talk you out of it? Billy: I’m coming. Liz: Eleven o’clock. Billy: Eleven.

Willis Hall & Keith Waterhouse, Billy Liar, Blackie and Son Limited, 1966, pp. 70-77.

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