Paris
by Clara Mamet
Highlights
What readers are saying
Readers are pleased to see a play focusing on the father-daughter relationship, which they feel is often underrepresented. They appreciate the quality of Ms. Mamet's work, considering her a standout in contemporary theatre.
Synopsis
A pivotal meeting between a daughter and her father.
"
Paris is the work of a writer entirely deserving of exposure.
I can hardly wait to see what Clara Mamet comes up with next."
- Backstage
Paris premiered at The Ruskin Theater in 2011 originally directed by Paul Sand and starring Clara Mamet and John Pirruccello.
Press Reviews
"Paris is the work of a writer entirely deserving of exposure. I can hardly wait to see what Clara Mamet comes up with next."
— Backstage
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Daughter mid teens to mid-20s |
Father mid-40s to mid-60s |
Publication
Paris is a American comedy play written by Clara Mamet and published by Samuel French in New York, NY (2012).
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Samuel French · 2012 · 28 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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