

Living Out (Bilingual Version)
Lisa Loomer
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, appreciating its unique perspective on immigration and the struggles of its characters. Many praise the engaging narrative, though some are dissatisfied with the ending and certain elements of the story's execution. Overall, it is seen as an interesting read with both strengths and weaknesses.
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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