I Ought To Be In Pictures
by Neil Simon
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the heartwarming and humorous elements in the play, highlighting the complex relationship between Libby and her father Herb. Many find the characters relatable and the dialogue engaging, with particular praise for Libby's monologue. While some note that the play feels dated, it retains its charm and emotional resonance for audiences today.
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Press Reviews
"REVIEWS"Terrific [...] sweet, dandy and touching [...] a mature, memorable play that brings joy to the season."
— New York Post
"A finely tuned theatrical blend of hilarity, honesty, directly and deeply felt emotion. Go."
— WCBS-TV
Characters
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LIBBY STEFFYHERB |
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Publication
I Ought To Be In Pictures is a American comedy play written by Neil Simon and published by Samuel French in London (1981).
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Samuel French · 1981 · 96 pp
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