←Recommendations of Sunday Sauce

  • Asher Wyndham: Sunday Sauce by Claudia Haas
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    Bravo! A toast to Haas! An Italian family dramedy on mourning with plenty of food and fighting, distinct female characters that anyone over 40 shouldn't overlook. One of the best developed family dramedies I've read on New Play Exchange in a long time. This would be a sure hit at community theatres across the country.

    Bravo! A toast to Haas! An Italian family dramedy on mourning with plenty of food and fighting, distinct female characters that anyone over 40 shouldn't overlook. One of the best developed family dramedies I've read on New Play Exchange in a long time. This would be a sure hit at community theatres across the country.

    ”
  • Chas Belov: Sunday Sauce by Claudia Haas
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    Funny, dark play about loss. A journey into Italian America. The characters are vividly drawn as is the world they inhabit. Sharp tongues clash only to share a table as Tess waits for a ghost.

    Funny, dark play about loss. A journey into Italian America. The characters are vividly drawn as is the world they inhabit. Sharp tongues clash only to share a table as Tess waits for a ghost.

    ”
  • Emily Hageman: Sunday Sauce by Claudia Haas
    “

    Haas has created a family drama as meaty as the bones that the family devours in SUNDAY SAUCE. This delightful dark comedy about an eccentric family takes us through their unique manner of grieving. Complete with full-out screaming fights about nothing that anyone with a tight family can fully relate to, Haas creates five fully fledged characters who drive each other crazy, but are there for each other at the end of the day. Adding a taste of the supernatural at the end is the perfect spice to make this charming play complete. A heart-warming winner.

    Haas has created a family drama as meaty as the bones that the family devours in SUNDAY SAUCE. This delightful dark comedy about an eccentric family takes us through their unique manner of grieving. Complete with full-out screaming fights about nothing that anyone with a tight family can fully relate to, Haas creates five fully fledged characters who drive each other crazy, but are there for each other at the end of the day. Adding a taste of the supernatural at the end is the perfect spice to make this charming play complete. A heart-warming winner.

    ”