A wife's fascination with two women at a restaurant reveals her own insecurities and troubles in her marriage. Inspired by the painting Chop Suey by Edward Hopper.
A wife's fascination with two women at a restaurant reveals her own insecurities and troubles in her marriage. Inspired by the painting Chop Suey by Edward Hopper.
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As American as Chop Suey
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Dan Maurer:
As American as Chop Suey
by Stephanie Buckley
“
A fascinating and thoughtful tale of a woman's relationship insecurities, inspired by a famous, enigmatic Edward Hopper painting. Handled by a talented playwright who demonstrates an eagerness to explore ideas that resonate with us all.
A fascinating and thoughtful tale of a woman's relationship insecurities, inspired by a famous, enigmatic Edward Hopper painting. Handled by a talented playwright who demonstrates an eagerness to explore ideas that resonate with us all.
”
Jonathan J. Samarro:
As American as Chop Suey
by Stephanie Buckley
“
"A delightful examination of how inner monsters shape perception and relationships. Ms. Buckley magically transforms a mysterious Edward Hopper masterpiece into a more complex and spellbinding M.C. Escher."
"A delightful examination of how inner monsters shape perception and relationships. Ms. Buckley magically transforms a mysterious Edward Hopper masterpiece into a more complex and spellbinding M.C. Escher."
”
Character Information
HUSBAND
Character Age
mid-30s
Can be played by:
Actor Age
30s,
40s,
50s
Actor Gender Identity
Male
WIFE
Character Age
20s to mid-30s
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s
Actor Gender Identity
Female
WOMAN IN GREEN DRESS
should resemble the actor playing WOMAN IN COAT
Character Age
20s to mid-30s
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s
Actor Gender Identity
Female
WOMAN IN COAT
should resemble the actor playing WOMAN IN GREEN DRESS