Bad Jews (Samuel French)
Bad Jews by Joshua Harmon is a witty and confrontational play examining family rifts and Jewish identity during a Passover weekend. As siblings clash over faith, loss, and tradition, buried resentments surface in explosive arguments. This Samuel French edition delivers a compelling script for modern theater.
About This Book
Bad Jews, written by Joshua Harmon and published by Samuel French, is a contemporary play that delves into the complexities of family dynamics and cultural identity.
The script captures the raw emotions and conflicts that arise among relatives during a significant holiday period, highlighting themes of heritage and personal beliefs.
As a work intended for stage performance, it offers actors and directors opportunities to portray intense interpersonal interactions with humor and depth.
This edition from Samuel French provides the essential text for productions, making it accessible for theater enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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