Annoyance
by Sam Bobrick


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Synopsis
In the first scene, a very annoying man goes to see a woman therapist in the hopes that she will help him become less annoying.
He drives her over the edge.
In the second scene, he sees her husband, also a therapist, and drives him over the edge.
In the third scene, he sees both therapists, who have decided to take drastic measures to rid the world of this most obnoxious man.
Of course it doesn't go as planned.
Press Reviews
"The edgy, physical, over-the-top comedy brought gales of laughter from audiences. The enthusiastic applause at the end of each performance left no doubt that this adult comedy was a hit!"
— Charlie Tyler, Boca Beacon
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Dr. Anita Wells A woman in her early forties |
Dr. Sidney Gates A man in his mid-forties |
Ethan Steckler A man in his early thirties |
Publication
Annoyance is a comedy play written by Sam Bobrick and published by Samuel French (2002).
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Samuel French · 2002 · 56 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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