Embraceable Me
by Victor Cahn
Synopsis
Edward is smart, shy, and quirky, while Allison is sexy, dramatic, and vulnerable.
Embraceable Me is a comic and passionate "he said - she said" that traces the twenty-year journey of these unlikely friends as they struggle to resolve their feelings for the most important person in their lives.
Press Reviews
"A charming, smart two-hander...enjoyable and eminently watchable...a witty bittersweet intellectual character study."
— NYTheatre.com
"An entertaining story of an unlikely romance."
— Theatermania.com
"Actually left me smiling, uplifted, and hopeful about the possibility of love's endurance...sure to win over even the most hardened theatre-goer's heart."
— NYTimes.com
"A compelling and moving theatrical experience."
— The Charlotte Observer
"Great script, witty comedy, and a love story. What more could one ask for? An intriguing, sharply written character study of how opposites may attract..."
— Arts A La Mode
Characters
| Character |
|---|
ALLISON mid-late 30s; vivacious, assertive |
EDWARD mid-late 30s; reserved, amiable |
Publication
Embraceable Me is a comedy play written by Victor Cahn and published by Samuel French (2010).
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Samuel French · 2010 · 70 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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