THE STORY: SEVEN MENUS shows a round-robin of relationships at a restaurant table, as demonstrated by a group of friends that change, couple by couple and course by course, throughout several different meals.
“The best work is SEVEN MENUS, the clever staging and the compression of the one-act form give a biting sense of the instability of contemporary urban existence.” —The Record.
Included in the collection
Long Ago and Far Away and Other Short plays.
