Kate Hewlett's intricately-constructed dramedy, peppered with acoustic guitar songs, explores what a couple will do for love... from swearing off swearing to keeping life-changing secrets to holding on to feelings longer than most would expect.
"A well-written, intricately conceived play, dealing with issues of life, death, love and trust, all in a delightfully charming and light-handed manner."
The Easy
"Intricate, delicate construction... Hewlett spins an emotionally epic story about a woman caught between two men, as well as her own inability to cope with life's gains and losses."
Matthew Murray, Talkin' Broadway
"A pleasure to see... Hewlett's writing has a gentle wittiness... With an exquisitely light touch, Hewlett creates snapshots of the happy lives of Carey and her husband, Simon, moving seamlessly between present day and three years before."
Backstage
"Some of the play’s best moments are the songs Ms. Hewlett sings, describing the depths of Carey’s devotion to Simon."
The New York Times
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Swearing Jar, The Script
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Meet Carey and Simon, an otherwise-perfect married couple with a bit of a swearing problem. They're determined to kick the habit by the time their baby is born. Too bad that's not their only problem. Simon has a secret. And Carey has a new friend – a musician named Owen that she met at a bookstore. With quirky characters, music and gentle humor, this lovely and intricately-constructed story is about meeting challenges head-on and finding hope. |
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