Kitchen
Enda Walsh
The Kitchen Sink
by Tom Wells
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the witty and modern take on family dynamics in The Kitchen Sink. The characters resonate well, making the play enjoyable from start to finish. Many also praise its blend of humorous and heartwarming moments, highlighting it as an excellent choice for both performance and reading. However, some find it reminiscent of soap operas at times, feeling it lacks depth in certain areas.
Witty and modern script Great character development Heartwarming and humorous Easy to read and perform Feels too much like a soap opera
Synopsis
This irresistibly funny and tender new play, about big dreams and small changes, has already garnered the inaugural Simon Gray Award and the London Critics' Circle Award for Most Promising Playwright.
The Kitchen Sink is a family comedy about dreams, drama, and dirty dishes.
Also includes the monologue Spacewang
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Publication
Publisher Nick Hern Books
Year 2012
Binding Paperback
Edition Reprint
Pages 96
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9781848422223
ISBN-10 1848422229
eISBN-13 9781780012131
LCCN 2012358484
LCC PR6123.E46 K58 2011
DCC 822/.92
The Kitchen Sink is a British comedy play written by Tom Wells and published by Nick Hern Books in London (2012).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books (eISBN 9781780012131).
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