“In an appetizing slice of life called CRAZY EIGHTS, David Lindsay-Abaire presents a budding, off-center romance that quietly exudes the aching and amused compassion found in his
Fuddy Meers and
Kimberly Akimbo. He makes ingenious and surprisingly organic use of the blurring of personal and professional roles, in what may or may not be the beginning of a beautiful relationship.” —The New York Times.
“Astute and eye-opening! Lindsay-Abaire, who knows a good eccentric when he sees one, has something to say about unpredictable attractions between the sexes, and he says it with his usual cleverness and compassion for everyday nutzos.” —TheaterMania.
“The highlight of the night was THAT OTHER PERSON, a funny, cleverly structured, quintessentially oddball piece by David Lindsay-Abaire. By creating their shows on the fly, the artists of the '24 Hour Plays,' which are dependably messy, spontaneous and occasionally in bad taste, prove to be even fringier than the Fringe.” —The New York Times.
“The highly amusing comic playlet THAT OTHER PERSON was the highlight of the evening, displaying Lindsay-Abaire’s gift for outrageous dialogue and situations.” —New York Post.
Included in the collection
Three One-Acts by David Lindsay-Abaire.
