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My Sister, My Sister
Ray Aranha
Jerry Finnegan's Sister
by Jack Neary
What readers are saying
Readers love the charming and humorous storytelling of the play, praising its endearing characters and emotional depth. Many find it an excellent showcase for the talents of a small cast, highlighting its effectiveness as a duo performance. The play's ability to evoke laughter and nostalgia leaves a lasting impression on its audience.
Sweet and quirky love story Great for small cast performances Timeless emotional themes Not widely known or performed
Synopsis
A simple little play, a great challenge and great fun for two young actors.
Brian Dowd is 23 years old, and has had a mammoth crush on his best friend's sister for most of his life.
He has just heard that Beth is going to be married.
He tells his friends, the audience, that before the evening is out, he will finally, finally tell Beth how he feels about her.
The actors play the characters as children, adolescents, teens, and young adults, and as the culminating moment in the play approaches, audience members find themselves so involved in Brian's plight that they invariably roar with delight at the curtain call.
Publication
Publisher Dramatic Publishing
Year 1993
Pages 61
Language English
ISBN-13 9780871293008
ISBN-10 0871293005
Jerry Finnegan's Sister is a play written by Jack Neary and published by Dramatic Publishing (1993).
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