

The Last Act Is A Solo
Robert Anderson
After a lifetime of globetrotting, an aging invalid finds himself in a tiny Kansas town under the care of his domineering sister.
This rewarding play has delighted audiences from coast to coast.
"Drives a comedic stake through the ugly black heart of small town Americana, with its backwater mores, archaic ideals and neurotic characters. It is a thought-provoking play that is also very funny and endearing. Delancy has injected guffaw producing humor into a serious play with such finesse, he effectively drives home his premise without pretension."
— First Coast Entertainer
"Award-winning playwright Doug Delaney turns the brackish water of human tragedy into the sparkling wine of high comedy... Avery J. Coping explores the dark side of a fatal illness, illuminating it with wit, wisdom and lyric cadence."
— Ponte Vedra Recorder
| Character |
|---|
| Bartha Coping |
| Dr. Hood |
| Scottie |
| Avery J. Coping |
| Young Avery |
| Bucky Basham |
| Juanita Delude |
| Delmar Delude |
| Cornelia Coping |
The Last Ten Miles Of Avery J. Coping is a American comedy play written by Doug Delaney and published by Samuel French in New York (1995).
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