Butterflies Are Free
by Leonard Gershe

Butterflies Are Free Book Cover
Butterflies Are Free Cover

Highlights

105 mins1970sStrong Role for Leading Man (Star Vehicle)Interior SetContemporary Costumes/Street ClothesBritishComedy

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Readers find "Butterflies Are Free" to be a charming and timeless play that captivates audiences with its heartfelt story and humor. Many appreciate the blend of comedy and emotion, particularly enjoying the characters and their dynamics. Overall, it remains a beloved classic that resonates across generations, both on stage and in film adaptations.

Heartfelt and funnyTimeless storyEngaging charactersPerfect for light readingCould have been a one-act

Synopsis

Comedy / Characters: 2 male 2 female

Scenery: Interior

Young Don Baker hero of his mother's children's book series "Donny Dark" has been blind since birth his overprotective mother following his every move.

Don finally decides to take his own apartment in Manhattan and pursue his songwriting ambitions.

When she meets his kooky neighbor sexy actress Jill Mrs. Baker's controlling instincts go into overdrive with hilariously touching results.

"A lovely play.

It is funny when it means to

Press Reviews

"A lovely play. It is funny when it means to be, sentimental when it is so inclined, and heartwarming."

— New York Daily News

Characters

Character
Jill Tanner
Mrs. Baker
Ralph Austin
Don Baker

Publication

PublisherSamuel French
Year2010
BindingPaperback
EditionFirst Thus
Pages84
PlaceNew York, New York, United States of America
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573606441
ISBN-100573606447

Butterflies Are Free is a British comedy play written by Leonard Gershe and published by Samuel French in New York, New York, United States of America (2010).

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