Three One-act Plays About The Elderly
by Elyse Nass
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Synopsis
A collection of three short plays with excellent roles for elderly actors.
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Press Reviews
"Has marvelous themes: Life is short, make every minute count, one is never too old to learn and grow, and don't feel guilty for enjoying what you are doing even if others disapprove [...] Powerful and meaningful."
— Queens Chronicle
"A delightful comedy with wisdom and insight."
— San Diego Senior Life
"Witty, fluid and poignant, brimming with idealism."
— Business Times
"A beautiful study of loneliness and the elderly. However, the universal situation can be appreciated by all."
— East Side Express
Characters
| Character |
|---|
HAROLD CONKLIN A feisty seventy-five in good shape; has a certain charm. |
MEGAN MATTHEWS Fifty-nine, attractive but shy. |
Publication
Three One-act Plays About The Elderly is a American comedy play written by Elyse Nass and published by Samuel French in New York (1990).
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Samuel French · 1990 · 106 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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