

Grace (Broadway Version)
Craig Wright


A zany tale of a warmhearted girl who mistakes a telephone repairman for a burglar, tries to save him from his life of crime, and ends up having to pretend he's her husband - dismaying her strait-laced sister's evangelist fiancé.
This play had critics and audiences cheering both at the Maryland and the Chicago premiere productions.
"Consistently fast moving [and] witty."
— Baltimore News American
"A light as a feather, smooth as silk comedy with not so much as a smidgeon of smut [...] Delightful."
— Jeffersonian
"A light, fun night out to forget your troubles and laugh."
— Inside
"Smash hit [...] delightfully lighthearted play, all fun and games, perfect theatre fare."
— Downers Grove Reporter
| Character |
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Walter Chepple her boss |
Alex Docker a telephone repairman |
Harriet Larkin Grace's older sister |
Gregor Vanitzky a traveling evangelist |
Grace Larkin a private secretary |
Saving Grace is a American comedy play written by Jack Sharkey and published by Samuel French in New York (1976).
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Samuel French · 1976 · 93 pp
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