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Stephen Gregg
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Readers appreciate the entertaining nature of the play and its well-written characters, particularly for young actors. While many enjoy the clever dialogue, some find the themes and metaphors challenging to grasp.
"A piercingly funny and perceptive short play which, in its production by New York's Ensemble Studio Theatre, as part of their One-Act Play Marathon, brought immediate popular and critical acclaim to its author. “LIFE UNDER WATER is no mere gem. It is a full-bodied 45-minute work that marks the arrival of a young playwright with a big future.” —The New York Times. “…a fully realized piece of high comedy, sharply observed and rich in feeling.” —Village Voice. “Greenberg, like a champion fencer, hits with the fewest, fastest, most economical strokes right to the heart. And with what witty disenchantment, what heartbreaking humor!"
— New York Magazine
Life Under Water is a American comedy play written by Richard Greenberg and published by Dramatists Play Service (1998).
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