The Sabbath Girl
by Cary Gitter


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Readers express strong enthusiasm for the musical adaptation of 'The Sabbath Girl', highlighting its engaging story and dialogue. The play is viewed as a valuable addition to the collection of any playwright or script lover.
Synopsis
THE STORY: Angie Mastrantoni has a lot going for her: a job at a hip art gallery, a new apartment on the Upper West Side, but not much time or hope for relationships.
Then her neighbor Seth, a divorced Orthodox Jew with a knish store on the Lower East Side, knocks on her door.
THE SABBATH GIRL is a contemporary romantic comedy about the loneliness of big-city life and the possibility of finding love next door.
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"An endearing, gentle, romantic, charming, and heartwarming modern love story."
— Front Row Center
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The Sabbath Girl is a comedy play written by Cary Gitter and published by Dramatists Play Service.
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