A retired accountant in his 70s and a building contractor in his 30s have never met, until they both coincidentally go to Grand Central Terminal, a train station, in New York City. This is a story about family, relationships, and choices.
A retired accountant in his 70s and a building contractor in his 30s have never met, until they both coincidentally go to Grand Central Terminal, a train station, in New York City. This is a story about family, relationships, and choices.
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A DAY TO REMEMBER
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Georgia Xanthopoulou:
A DAY TO REMEMBER
by Jack Levine
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A DAY TO REMEMBER is a play that explores with humor, sensitivity, and keen insight the cost of our choices, the possibility of redemption, and the way time reshapes our view of life. The unexpected twists keep the audience/reader engaged from beginning to end. Yes, a lot can be said in ten minutes!
A DAY TO REMEMBER is a play that explores with humor, sensitivity, and keen insight the cost of our choices, the possibility of redemption, and the way time reshapes our view of life. The unexpected twists keep the audience/reader engaged from beginning to end. Yes, a lot can be said in ten minutes!
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Brent Alles:
A DAY TO REMEMBER
by Jack Levine
“
An interesting conversation here, and you're fascinated with the moral and ethical challenges that are explored. A good read from Levine that would definitely be interesting to see staged. Very good roles for performers!
An interesting conversation here, and you're fascinated with the moral and ethical challenges that are explored. A good read from Levine that would definitely be interesting to see staged. Very good roles for performers!
