

3 Bi-Sexual Comedies (Plus An Assortment of Plays)
Norman Beim
"Why is it that a man can live a happy life and ruin it all by dying?" So says Morris Applebaum who wants to get it over with fast, not slowly.
He's a vigorous octogenarian, former star of the Yiddish stage and a devil with the ladies.
Summoning his three middle aged children to his New York apartment, he's planning a real going away party.
His distraught and confused children include an unstrung West Coast psychiatrist, a blubbery accountant and a three time divorce ready for a fourth go round.
Add a hippie shrink, a fey black male nurse who would like to be Jewish and an enfeebled old pal to Morris' decision and you have the participants at this unique "party".
Jokes and gags abound on subjects often hard to make funny.
"Rich characters and comic sallies...An absorbing evening."
— WW
| Character |
|---|
| Bernie Applebaum 50, Morris Applebaum' son |
| Morris Applebaum 83 |
| Dr. Ted Applebaum 53, Morris Applebaum's son |
| Dr. Sheldon Henning 40 |
| Schmuel Axelrod 73 |
| Florence Grayson 40, Morris Applebaum's daughter |
Checking Out is a American comedy play written by Allen Swift and published by Samuel French in New York (1975).
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