The Love List
by Norm Foster
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the well-written humor in the play, despite noting that it feels somewhat dated. Many feel it would perform well on stage, though some find the epilogue unnecessary, preferring the ending of the second act instead.
Synopsis
In this side-splitting and thought-provoking new comedy, Leon and Bill concoct a list of attributes of the ideal woman - the top ten best qualities in a mate.
When this allegedly "ideal woman" actually arrives on the scene, the men quickly learn that their list could use a few revisions.
Careful what you wish for - especially in choosing a mate.
This old adage leads to hilarious results in Foster's sparkling new comic hit.
Press Reviews
"Laugh for laugh, this is the funniest show I've seen on any stage this season."
— Detroit Free Press
"Sparkling. Paralysingly funny!"
— Hallifax Daily News
"Funny, sophisticated and sexy."
— Hamilton Spectator
"Outrageously funny. Brilliant writing!"
— Rossmore News
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Leon a novelist, 50-55 |
Justine a mystery woman |
Bill a statistician, 50 |
Publication
The Love List is a comedy play written by Norm Foster and published by Samuel French (2006).
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