Theresa Rebeck: Spike Heels
by Theresa Rebeck
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What readers are saying
Readers generally praise Theresa Rebeck's writing, highlighting her wit and ability to create engaging characters, particularly for women. Many find her plays both humorous and insightful, offering a blend of intelligence and entertainment that resonates well with audiences. However, a few critics view some of her works as lacking depth and sophistication.
Synopsis
I am a woman; I am an American; I am a mother; I sometimes write for television, and I sometimes write movies; I play the piano; I knit; I rail at the universe; I am angry; I am sad; I am a comic realist, a misanthrope, and an idealist.
There are many ways to categorize me and my work.
But for myself, I would most like to be considered a playwright.
- Theresa Rebeck, Introduction
Press Reviews
"Stinging one-liners."
— New York Daily News
"Places a superior, wryly pleasing... [and] fashionable feminist spin on sexual shenanigans. Neatly written with smart, funny lines."
— New York Post
"Full of tart wit, feminist insight, and quirky detours of plot."
— Time
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Edward |
Georgie |
Lydia |
Andrew |
Publication
Theresa Rebeck: Spike Heels is a American comedy play written by Theresa Rebeck and published by Smith & Kraus in Lyme, NH (2011).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Illustrated
Samuel French · 2011 · 112 pp
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