'Ben Elton''s plays in one volume for the first time. Gasping: . . . ''an often hilarious satire on yuppiedom, advertising and corporate greed'' (Daily Telegraph); ''. . . the sharpest futuristic comedy since Henceforward, and the best Green comedy since The Good Life was young''.(Financial Times). Silly Cow: ''It has an ingenious plot. . . another perfect occasion for a Ben Elton satire on the modern world. . .'' (Financial Times). Popcorn: ''An enjoyable, intelligent, thought-provoking play'' (Independent); ''It thrills on stage precisely because it adopts the sick humour, sickening violence and downright sexiness of the Stone-Tarantino school of film-making that Elton is satirising'' (Evening Standard).'