Breaking Legs
by Tom Dulack

Breaking Legs Book Cover
Breaking Legs Cover

Highlights

90 mins1980sInterior SetPeriod CostumesAmericanComedy

What readers are saying

Readers find the play to be a delightful comedy filled with humor and engaging characters. Many appreciate its nostalgic feel, reminiscent of classic comedic styles. The portrayal of the 'good fellas' and the comedic situations add an enjoyable touch to the experience.

Funny and entertainingEngaging charactersNostalgic comedy styleStereotypical characters

Synopsis

Tom Dulack, Dulack, Tom

Press Reviews

"There are funny lines throughout."

— New York Daily News

"Breaking Legs is a crowd pleaser that should provide an additional layer of enjoyment for people in and of the theatre."

— Backstage

Characters

Character
TERENCE O'KEEFE

In his late 50s, early 50s, a playwright, English Professor

LOU GRAZIANO

55, the proprietor of a restaurant

ANGIE

His daughter

MIKE FRANCISCO

In his late 50s, a man who is sometimes mistaken for a mobster

TINO DE FELICE

In his 50s, a businessman

FRANKIE SALVUCCI

In his 50s, a horse-player

Publication

Year1992
BindingPaperback
Edition1st
Pages72
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780822201472
ISBN-10082220147X

Breaking Legs is a American comedy play written by Tom Dulack and published by Dramatists Play Service (1992).

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