Me And My Friend
by Gillian Plowman
Why we like it
"'Me And My Friend' by Gillian Plowman offers a tender look at the innocence of childhood friendships and the profound impact they have on our lives."
From: Plays Centered on FriendshipWhat readers are saying
Readers appreciate the emotional depth and humor of the play. Many find the characters engaging and relatable, with a recommendation for its performance potential. However, some mention issues with the physical condition of the material provided.
Synopsis
A black comedy, the play explores the relationships between two "odd" couples thrown prematurely out of hospital care.
Firstly, we see two men conduct fantasy interviews for jobs they will never get, then two women trying to "make plans" as urged to do by the hospital.
They all meet when Oz throws a disastrous party with the four desperately attempting the niceties of social intercourse.2 women, 2 men
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Publication
Me And My Friend is a British comedy play written by Gillian Plowman and published by Samuel French in London (1991).
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Samuel French · 1991 · 58 pp
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