

Lunch Hour
John Mortimer
This comedic play covers the vagaries of marital bliss, once the honeymoon is over.
The characters include Oliver DeVreck, a psychiatrist who needs more help than any of his patients, and Carrie Sachs, a patient of Oliver's whose husband is having an affair with Oliver's wife.
"Civilized, charming, stylish...Very warm and most amusing... Delicately interweaves laughter and romance." - The New York Times"An amiable comedy about the eternal quadrangle...The author's most entertaining play in years."
— New York Daily News
Lunch Hour is a American comedy play written by Jean Kerr and published by Samuel French in New York (1982).
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