100 Lunches, A Gourmet Comedy
by Leo W Sears, Jack Sharkey


Highlights
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the humorous and engaging nature of the play, highlighting its suitability for community theaters. The small ensemble cast and simple set design are seen as advantages for performances in intimate settings.
Synopsis
Successful mystery playwright Chuck Reynolds has earned glowing reviews from all critics except Charity Starr.
When she shows up at his home and has the unmitigated gall to ask his expert help in writing a play of her own, Chuck fiendishly insists that their teacher/pupil sessions be held over lunch, with Charity footing the bill at the most expensive restaurants in New York City.
Lunatic waiters provide a uniquely hilarious touch to these meetings.
Love blossoms, despite the scheming of Chuck's amorous neighbor.
When Charity's play opens on Broadway, she learns what it's like to be a target for all her critical confreres.
Non-stop fun, romance, and explosive hilarity make this an ideal show for the entire family.
Press Reviews
"100 Lunches isn't too difficult to digest... Will be a favorite across the country... [The Waiter] was funny, taking exaggeration to its height as seven related waiters [with] a different costume, demeanor and accent for each, adding a touch of lunacy to the menu."
— The Arizona Republic
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Charity Starr 25-30; the only theatre critic who doesn't like Chuck's worksmanship. |
Glinda Bellows 50s; Chuck's housekeeper, named for the Good Witch of the North. |
Terry Reynolds 10-14; Chuck's son, a smart (but not smart-aleck) matchmaker. |
Yolanda Weintraub 30s-40s; sexy-but-predatory neighbor lady; aggressively attractive. |
Waiter 20s-30s; a multiple role of many "brothers" in a large family of waiters. |
Charlton (Chuck) Reynolds 35; a successful writer of stage mysteries. |
Publication
100 Lunches, A Gourmet Comedy is a comedy play written by Leo W Sears and published by Samuel French (1989).
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Samuel French · 1989 · 109 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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