Death Defying Acts: Central Park West, An Interview, Hotline
by Elaine May, Woody Allen, David Mamet


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Awards & Recognition
1995 Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Outstanding Off-Broadway Play.
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Readers have mixed opinions on the plays, with some enjoying the humor and depth while others find certain segments lacking. Overall, the performances have been appreciated, but some feel that not all pieces resonate strongly. Several highlight Woody Allen's contribution as a standout in the collection.
Synopsis
Short Plays / Comedy / 2m, 3f / 3 ints.
This long-running Off Broadway hit features the work of three gifted playwrights.
David Mamet's AN INTERVIEW is an oblique, mystifying interrogation.
A sleazy lawyer is forced to answer difficult questions and to admit the truth about his life and career.
The why and where of the interrogation provide a surprise ending to this brilliant twenty minute comedy.
In HOTLINE by Elaine May, a neurotic woman with enough urban angst to fill a neighborhood calls a
Press Reviews
"A wealth of laughter."
— Newsday“Lighter than air, an elegant diversion.” - The New York Times
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Death Defying Acts: Central Park West, An Interview, Hotline is a American comedy play written by Elaine May and published by Samuel French in London (1996).
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