The Nest (Rebeck)
by Theresa Rebeck
What readers are saying
Readers find the play provides a clever exploration of societal extremes, showcasing themes of gender conflict and the complexities involved in selling a bar. However, some feel it suffers from repetitiveness and lacks overall impact.
Synopsis
When you have a seat at a bar called The Nest, no conversation is off-limits, whether you’re speaking or eavesdropping.
That is, until a stranger walks in with a lucrative proposition.
Pulitzer Prize-finalist Theresa Rebeck’s plays “may make you laugh or shudder (or both),” according to American Theatre, and with its feisty humor and scorching dialogue, this explosive comedy holds a cracked mirror up to friendships, romantic relationships, and families.
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The Nest (Rebeck) is a play written by Theresa Rebeck and published by Samuel French (2019).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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