The Lady Who Cried Fox
by Edward Clinton
Synopsis
When a jealous actor who's always on the road finds out his wife has taken on a young male roommate to meet expenses, the show does not go on.
He immediately returns home to find out what's going on.
The roommate, an inventor who likes to roller skate, is caught in the middle between a jealous husband and frustrated wife.
Eventually, all five of the characters get into the act and the result is just plain fun.
Press Reviews
"Clever script . . . intriguing sense of humor coupled with a powerful knack for drama."
— Fort Lauderdale News
"Funny, delightful and above all devoid of the off color material so many writers feel is essential."
— Hollywood Sun Tattler
Publication
The Lady Who Cried Fox is a American comedy play written by Edward Clinton and published by Samuel French in New York (1975).
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Samuel French · 1975 · 60 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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