
The Egg
Robert Schlitt
Bri, a schoolteacher and his wife Sheila have a 10-year old spastic child named Josephine, who is completely helpless and utterly dependent.
Bri hides behind irony and sarcasm.
Sheila believes the child is her penance for a promiscuous past and soldiers on devotedly with their little "Joe Egg".
Well-meaning family and friends offer sundry solutions, everything from adoption to euthanasia but ultimately Bri finds he cannot continue and leaves Sheila and Joe behind.-4 women, 2 men
Joe Egg with Eddie Izzard Act I, Part 1 of 8
A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg is a British comedy play written by Peter Nichols and published by Samuel French in London (1968).
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