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Cakewalk

Peter Feibleman

Drama
Full Length

2 men, 3 women: 5 total
Flexible Set

"A brisk romp…CAKEWALK traffics in its heroine's private passions." —NY Times. "…the play emerges as bright, brittle…bewitchingly entertaining…The play is well-crafted and witty—the crisp one-liners, mostly poised indulgently between epigram and insult, are a particular joy, whether they emanate from Hellman, Feibleman or the osmosis of thin air…CAKEWALK is up and strutting." —NY Post. "Vivid scene follows vivid scene…an improbable love story that has about it a steadfastness of talent and a kind of cruel nobility." —Boston Globe. "…in CAKEWALK, Peter Feibleman has written an absorbing and moving drama, one that paints a vivid portrait of a sharp, complex woman whose vitriol barely safeguarded her vulnerabilities…" —NY Law Journal. "A witty and tender play…" —ABC News.

Book/Item: CAKEWALK
Book Type: DPS
Price: $8.00
ISBN/Code: 978-0-8222-1593-6

FEE: $75 per performance. SPECIAL NOTE: A CD with cue sheet containing original music composed for this play by Carly Simon is required for production. The cost is $60.00, plus shipping and handling.

THE STORY: CAKEWALK follows the labyrinth of laughter and passion that exists between any two people attracted to each other—especially if one of them is 20 years younger and the other a famous femme fatale. Lillian Hellman, the legendary, glamorous, glittering, inscrutable playwright, comes to life again in this highly personal love story, written for the theater by the man who lived it. Spanning more than two decades, the relationship ricochets between bouts of tenderness and rage, humor and woe, sex and death, the story is impelled by the rhythms—the wash and backwash—of the human heart. (Accompanied by the original music of Carly Simon.)


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