Play Yourself
by Harry Kondoleon


What readers are saying
Readers recognize the straightforward message of embracing one's true self in 'Play Yourself'. Many appreciate the theme of openness and love, highlighting its universal relevance. The play encourages authenticity and connection, resonating with audiences.
Synopsis
THE STORY: Jean, an ex-movie star who left Hollywood some time ago, lives with Yvonne, her daughter.
Their main activities together involve reenacting moments from Jean's old movies, in which she always seemed to play the other woman.
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Press Reviews
"…piquant and elegantly phrased stretches of dialogue, and plenty of explosive laughs…[a] mixture of madcap comedy and stylized musings on faith and love and hope.” —Variety. ”What matters—a lot—is the inexplicable believability of the offbeat characters and the caustic dialogue, the cool breeziness that covers, though never obscures, the author's clear-eyed, generous sensibilities.“ —Newsday (NY). ”…funny, wise and wry…"
— New York Post
Publication
Play Yourself is a American comedy play written by Harry Kondoleon and published by Dramatists Play Service (2005).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2005 · 72 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Plus (US) / Standard Plus Add'l Postcodes (UK)
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