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Blue Window

  • Craig Lucas
  • Full Length Play, Dramatic Comedy, 1980s
  • 3M, 4F
  • ISBN: 9780573619540

"The function of the piece isn't to narrate the events of this typical New York gathering, it's to angle their disparate fragments into a picture of our life today, of its disconnections and the way in which they mysteriously connect us."

Village Voice

  • Full Length Play
  • Dramatic Comedy

  • Time Period: 1980s
A long running Off-Broadway hit by the author of Reckless and God's Heart.

Before, during and after a Manhattan dinner party, the guests are revealed with touching comic irony as a cross-section of modern day humanity. The colorful cast includes a narcissistic actor, a parachute instructor, an aspiring songwriter, a secretary and a lesbian couple.

REVIEWS:

"The function of the piece isn't to narrate the events of this typical New York gathering, it's to angle their disparate fragments into a picture of our life today, of its disconnections and the way in which they mysteriously connect us."

Village Voice

"An affecting, funny account of a night in some lonely Manhattan lives."

WQXR

"What Blue Window suggests with the evasiveness of its party chatter and the chill of its most searing monologue is that people are unknowable and life is made up of random pieces of a puzzle that don't fit together the way we think they should."

Newsday

Premiere Production: Blue Window was originally produced by The Production Company, Norman Rene, Artistic Director, Abigail Franklin, Managing Director at Theater Guinevere.
The production was directed by Norman Rene; Setting by Loy Arcenas; Lighting by Debra J. Kletter; Costumes by Walker Hicklin, Production Stage Manager, M.A. Howard. The first performance was on May 28, 1984.
  • Casting: 3M, 4F

  • EMILY
    TOM
    LIBBY
    NORBERT
    BOO
    GRIEVER
    ALICE
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    A long running Off-Broadway hit by the author of Reckless and God's Heart.

    Before, during and after a Manhattan dinner party, the guests are revealed with touching comic irony as a cross-section of modern day humanity. The colorful cast includes a narcissistic actor, a parachute instructor, an aspiring songwriter, a secretary and a lesbian couple.

    $24.95