The Most Damaging Wound
by Blair Singer
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, with some finding it accurately portrays its themes. The limited review suggests a moderate enjoyment of the experience.
Synopsis
THE STORY: On a cold November night, new parent Kenny gathers his college buddies to complete an unfinished rite of passage.
The guests include Alan, a pharmaceutical lobbyist; Dicky, a carpet salesman with a big personality and a bigger appetite f
Press Reviews
"I found [Singer's] honesty and raw emotion very refreshing. His treatment of friendship is very well thought out and the relationships among the boys are marked by essential checks and balances…[a] real roller-coaster ride of emotion and elation. Along the way, Singer makes us laugh (and I laughed a lot) at their chest-pounding…THE MOST DAMAGING WOUND is dramedy at its funny and touching best."
— NYTheatre
Publication
The Most Damaging Wound is a American comedy play written by Blair Singer and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (2009).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2009 · 72 pp
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