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A Girl Could Get Lucky

Full-Length Play, Comedy  /  1w, 1m

Don Appell

"Husbands nudge their wives every time the wife in the play does something silly, wives dig their elbows into their husbands' ribs... A knack for writing real life dialogue." - The New York Herald Tribune

"Mixes laughs with occasion…

A Girl Could Get Lucky

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    Cast Size
    1w, 1m

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Summary
A two-character play about a taxi driver and a secretary, their romance, marriage, and first months together. Marriage is never easy and this is a fond portrait of the period of adjustment.

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"Husbands nudge their wives every time the wife in the play does something silly, wives dig their elbows into their husbands' ribs... A knack for writing real life dialogue." - The New York Herald Tribune "Mixes laughs with occasional tremors of emotion, but neither is overdone. It is observant and painstaking about the minutiae of light housekeeping in the modern New York way." - The New York Times "Bright, funny, tender. . . . Wholesome and honest comedy." - The New York World Telegram & Sun

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Don Appell

Don Appell

DON APPELL was a playwright, director, and actor. Appell wrote the book for Milk And Honey (1961), a musical comedy about Americans in Israel. His work was praised by Howard Taubman in The New York Times for its “ring of authenticity” and “taste and imagination.” His other pl ...

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