Jeffrey
by Paul Rudnick


What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the blend of humor and emotion in the play, highlighting its ability to balance comedy with a serious examination of the AIDS epidemic. Many praise its relevance and charm, even noting that it resonates with contemporary audiences despite its origins in the early '90s. The overall consensus is that it is a moving and entertaining experience.
Synopsis
The joys of sex are here for the asking in this adult musical fantasy suggested by Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde.
As though seen through the lens of a combination time machine and bawdy, old-time kinescope, HELLO AGAIN crisscrosses beds and jumps from deca
Press Reviews
"Wildly funny…Just the sort of play Oscar Wilde might have written had he lived in 1990s Manhattan…the laughter along the way is a battle cry, a defiant expression of who these idiosyncratic characters were before AIDS arrived, and who they will still be after it has gone.” —The New York Times. “The hottest ticket Off-Broadway…even with AIDS lurking in the background, JEFFREY sparkles…Mr. Rudnick…has come up with some of the funniest lines and deftest gimmicks onstage today…He is a master of one-liners."
— Wall Street Journal
Publication
Jeffrey is a American lgbtq play written by Paul Rudnick and published by Dramatists Play Service (1995).
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