1m, 2f / Comedy / Unit Set In Half and Half, James Sherman explores
marriages past and present in two related one-act plays. In the
first act, set at a breakfast in 1970, the breadwinner husband
reads the newspaper and the homemaker wife fries the eggs. In act
two, at a breakfast taking place this morning, the career-minded
wife reads the paper and the stay-at-home husband cooks the
frittata. With his unique comic insight, Sherman looks at how
husbands and wives accept and reject their roles, how their roles
have changed and, how their roles just might be changing back. The
same three actors portray the age appropriate roles in each act,
creating an interesting parallel between the two generations,
making for a very poignant comedy about marriage.
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