Scrambled Eggs
by Gary Richards, Robin Amos Kahn


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Synopsis
A uniquely funny, poignant play about a woman re-evaluating her life at a time of crisis, revisiting the choices she's made and the people who have affected and influenced those choices.
Written with both humor and candor, Karen Hoffman struggles to create a meaningful life while coping with crazy parents, inner doubt, marital strife, familial responsibilities and hormonal hysteria.
With only three actors on stage, it's a tour de force for the actress who plays the part of Karen and a great challenge for the actors who perform all the other characters in Karen's life.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Actor One The women |
Actor Two The men |
Karen Early 40s |
Publication
Scrambled Eggs is a comedy play written by Gary Richards and published by Samuel French (2005).
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Samuel French · 2005 · 64 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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