Conditions
by William J Hackenbrook, William Hackenbrook


Synopsis
Charlie and his grandmother's assistant, Kristine, stand to inherit ten million dollars.
The rub is that the old lady stipulated a condition in the will they must marry and remain faithful to each other for one year.
Havoc arises when Kris's boyfriend, a man with more muscle than brain, blunders in and Charlie ends up impersonating an Italian speaking gardener instead of a groom.
While the battle axe maid and Charlie's greedy sister plot revenge for being cut out of the will, Charlie's lover arrives in a panic and demands to know why Charlie stood him up.
Confusion, misinterpretations, hilarious antics and false identities abound, all under the watchful eye of a strict lawyer and his accident prone nephew.
Slapstick comedy at its best, this brilliant entanglement of love, greed and lust will make you laugh till you cry.
Publication
Conditions is a American play written by William J Hackenbrook and published by Samuel French in New York (2001).
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Samuel French · 2001 · 103 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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