

Babies, The
Anna Lippman
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play's narrative, which explores themes of parenthood and unconventional family dynamics. While many appreciate the unique concept and the humor infused throughout, some find elements of the story confusing or disturbing. Overall, the play's quirky charm resonates with a segment of the audience, though not universally compelling.
THE STORY: Anna, Ruth and Peter await the arrival of their newborn child, but first they must rid the crowded apartment of their three imaginary children.
"AND BABY MAKES SEVEN is a profound and clever comedy.” —Drama-Logue. ”What's remarkable about BABY—a really lovely play—is the sense of innocence and optimism that rises from potentially dark subject matter.“ —Philadelphia City Paper. ”AND BABY MAKES SEVEN is a hilariously inventive play. Playwright Vogel's writing is witty and precise.“ —Daily Californian. ”Don't you sometimes want to howl like a dog, giggle till you drop, pout, pitch a fit…eat like a pig, get-your-own-way-no-matter-what, fly off with the balloons? You can go to Esalen and take a Trans-actional Analysis weekend to learn about your Child Within, or you can see AND BABY MAKES SEVEN. The second way comes with brownies at intermission.“ —Providence Phoenix. ”Filled with outrageous touches, AND BABY MAKES SEVEN offers one of those rare theatergoing opportunities where everything comes together in a string of magical moments. Be prepared to be enchanted seven times over.“ —Austin American Statesman. ”What makes AN"
— David Savran, Introduction to The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays
And Baby Makes Seven is a American comedy play written by Paula Vogel and published by Dramatists Play Service (2006).
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