

Duet for Two Hands
Mary Hayley Bell


Why we like it
"'Duet For One' by Tom Kempinski explores the profound emotional journey of a violinist grappling with the loss of her career, revealing the delicate interplay between vulnerability and strength."
From: Two-Hander PlaysWhat readers are saying
Readers appreciate the depth and sensitivity of the play, highlighting its engaging exploration of mental illness and self-agency. Many express disappointment over missed casting opportunities and note the gripping nature of the script, making it a compelling read. However, some find certain aspects, like outdated therapy representations, less effective.
Both Anne Bancroft and Julie Andrews have played the role of a famous concert violinist who is stricken with a disease which necessitates her retirement from the stage and which threatens her marriage as well.
The play is structured as a series of interviews between the violinist and her psychiatrist in which she tries to cope with her illness and its effect on her life.|1 woman, 1 man
Duet For One is a British play written by Tom Kempinski and published by Samuel French in London (2015).
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Samuel French · 2015 · 58 pp
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