

Bob
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb


Something unspeakable happened in the middle of a cornfield two years ago.
Now, at last, the upstanding residents of Milton, Nebraska – from the cop and the nurse to the co-captains of the dance team, and even Bobbie himself – are ready to tell you their sides of the story.
This comedy-about-a-tragedy follows a sprawling cast of characters as a small town strives to make sense of senseless violence.
"[A] very honest, truthful and evenhanded look at the benefits and limitations of reconciliation, respectful to the pain of those who live in small-town America and also awake to what such communities can give to the nation."
— The Chicago Tribune
"Thematically and structurally, Lubischer’s world premiere is remarkable, one of the first great new works of this nascent season... Bobbie Clearly is a collective portrait, a vision of a town (a country, a world) at odds with itself over how it wants to be understood."
— Newcity Stage
"Alex Lubischer’s three-act play reveals itself in layers, like a Russian nesting doll... There’s a good deal of comic relief, but bleakness and enigma rule the day, and the overall effect is haunting."
— The New Yorker
| Character |
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Darla London woman, 61 |
Derek Nelson man, 30 |
Megan Currie woman, 27 |
Meghan Gotschell woman, 27 |
Mitch Backes man, 24 |
Pete Pfeifer man, 24 |
Russ Scott man, 43 |
Jane Welch woman, 39 |
Stanley Welch man, 52 |
Eddie Welch man, 24 |
Bobbie Clearly man, 24 |
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Bobbie Clearly is a comedy play written by Alex Lubischer and published by Samuel French.
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