The Incomparable Lou Lou
by Ron Clark
Synopsis
The title character is a singer about to try for a comeback in a nightclub on Staten Island.
Her old friend and accompanist tries to help, and another old friend, a caterer, also attempts to boost her morale with help from the teenager who lives in the same apartment building.
Press Reviews
"A Valentine’s Day fable... about perseverence, friendship, loyalty, love and money."
— Palm Beach Daily News
"A minefield of jokes and gags... LouLou is pretty and delightful, vulnerable yet strong and beautiful in the way of a woman born with a natural sensuality."
— The Miami Herald
"Quick laugh material... reshaped to achieve a distinct American flavor."
— Fort Lauderdale News/Sun Sentinel
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Loulou |
Harold Bowman |
Candi |
Barbara Milner |
Peter Desmond |
Jack Latham |
Benji |
Publication
The Incomparable Lou Lou is a American comedy play written by Ron Clark and published by Samuel French (2003).
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Samuel French · 2003 · 86 pp
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