

Living Out (Bilingual Version)
Lisa Loomer
Included in this listing is another play - "A Doll's House" by Henrik Absen, also a Dramatists Play Service, Inc. edition.
"A stellar new play. Searingly funny.” – The New Yorker “A bitingly funny new comedy. The plight of working mothers is explored from two pointedly contrasting perspectives in this sympathetic, sensitive new play.” – Variety “A splendid and thought-provoking slice of life. Living Out manages to achieve in this production a specifically theatrical energy."
— New York Post
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| Nancy Robin 30s, a lawyer, a liberal and a new mom. |
| Bobby Hernandez 30s, Salvadoran, a carpenter. Good sense of humor. Big heart. Still... a man who grew up in a war. |
| Richard Robin 30s or 40s, a Public Defender, but offbeat. His liberal politics and ideals are in conflict with his instincts as a new dad. |
| Wallace Breyer 30s, well off, helpful, with a charming smile. An excellent manager, sure of her opinions, and eager to share them. |
| Zoila Tezo 40s, Guatemalan, a nanny, a woman who says what she thinks and likes to laugh. |
| Linda Billings Farzam 30s, a well-intentioned, sweet, harried mom. |
| Sandra Zavala Late 30s, Mexican, a nanny, positive and practical, an amiable survivor with a surprising depth of emotion. |
| Ana Hernandez Early 30s, smart, proud, Salvadoran, a nanny. |
Living Out is a American comedy play written by Lisa Loomer and published by Dramatists Play Service in S.l (2005).
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