Two Wrongs
by Scott Caan
Synopsis
THE STORY: A contemporary story about two young, neurotic patients in analysis, trying to discover where they go wrong in relationships.
Terry, obsessed with love, and Shelly, unrelentingly careless with men, are set up by their therapist, Julian.
Unbeknownst to them, Julian finds himself at a crisis of scruples.
What ensues is a chaotic triangle that follows their cathartic journey with sincerity and self-awareness and comedy.
Press Reviews
"Caan should keep writing. He's got the gift.“ —Variety. ”Caan is developing a clever signature style, earmarked by bursts of ameliorating humor that are both welcome and disarming.“ —Los Angeles Times. ”The dialogue is fast paced, leading up to notions one would never expect.“ —Accessibly Live Off-Line. ”[Caan] explores the depth of why people do what they do, even when they know very well what they are doing is wrong."
— Riveting Riffs Magazine
Publication
Two Wrongs is a comedy play written by Scott Caan and published by Dramatists Play Service (2012).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2012 · 44 pp
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