Bring Back My Bonny to Me
by Noa Gottlieb, Brian Jacobs, Sally Oswald, April Rosenblum

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One Act30 mins1990sRole(s) for Latine Actor(s)Interior SetContemporary Costumes/Street ClothesComedy

A young Jewish girl defies her religious upbringing and confronts her mother about being a lesbian.

Published in the collection, Plays from the Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival .

Character	Gender	Age	Description
Emma Sasha's less privileged childhood friend. She resents Sasha's social advantages and thinks she understands oppression.	female	—	Sasha's less privileged childhood friend. She resents Sasha's social advantages and thinks she understands oppression.
Frank The male voice of a guy who gets arrested with them. He's been arrested a million times and takes advantage of the humor in it.	male	—	The male voice of a guy who gets arrested with them. He's been arrested a million times and takes advantage of the humor in it.
Kaleisha A twelve year old with an absent mother. She has lived with her overburdened aunt for two years.	female	—	A twelve year old with an absent mother. She has lived with her overburdened aunt for two years.
Ancida Kaleisha's stressed out and bitter aunt.	—	—	Kaleisha's stressed out and bitter aunt.
Officer A female cop who works too hard to waste patience on arrogant kids.	female	—	A female cop who works too hard to waste patience on arrogant kids.
Sasha Emma's best friend since childhood, from a liberal, middle-class family.	—	—	Emma's best friend since childhood, from a liberal, middle-class family.