Division Street
by Steve Tesich
Synopsis
ACT 1: Lights come up on Chris’ apartment.
He is asleep on the sofa totally covered by a quilt.
The alarm clock rings.
He leaps out of bed, rushes to shut it off.
Opens the window and yells “Hey, you!
Paper boy!
I told you yesterday, I don’t have a subscription, damn it!
Press Reviews
"Steve Tesich has not only found a great subject, but he has also found the courage to tackle it in a daring, mischievous way."
— The New York Times
"Outrageously funny...An updated, satirical Feydeau farce, with all-American politics substituted for all-French sex."
— The New York Post
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Division Street is a American comedy play written by Steve Tesich and published by Samuel French (1981).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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