Kennedy's Children
by Robert Patrick

Kennedy's Children

Synopsis

This is an evocative drama of American idealism and the tragic fallout from the euphoria of the 1960's.

Five lost souls are gathered in a bar, Valentine's Day, 1974: Wanda, a secretary now schoolteacher, keeping John Kennedy's memory alive despite the inevitable slurs; Sparger, an actor grown bitter and cynical as New York's vital underground theatre movement becomes a commercial wasteland; Rona, an political activist who sees the movement collapsing from self-indulgence and apathy; Mark, a Viet Nam veteran, now a confused, dissipated drug addict and Carla, an dipsomaniacal actress channeling Marilyn Monroe.

Through distinctive, compelling monologues, the author limns both the birth and end of era and it's dreams.

Performance

Cast

A small cast size of 4 total roles, 3 female and 1 male roles.

Publication

Publisher
Samuel French
Year Published
1970
ISBN 10
0573611432
ISBN 13
9780573611438
Binding
Paperback
Print Length
84 pages
Place Published
New York
Language
English
LCC
PS3537.I663 L3 1970
Print
Kennedy's Children is a American comedy / farce play written by and published by Samuel French in New York, 1970. The print edition has an ISBN-13 of 9780573611438 and an ISBN-10 of 0573611432.

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