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Loosely inspired by the Medea myth and with a chorus of comic characters, this dysfunctional love story veers from madcap farce to tragedy as an isolated Korean immigrant’s dream of a perfect life as an American housewife turns sour.
Stop Kiss
Sara arrives in New York on a fellowship to teach third grade in the Bronx and befriends Callie, a NY native. As their lives intermingle, romance builds to one fateful kiss on a park bench in the middle of the night. The fallout of that single kiss reverberates through Sara and Callie's lives, changing them in ways they did not expect.
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First produced
1998, Joseph Papp Public Theatre, New York City
Publication year
2000
Published by
Dramatists Play Service
ISBN
9780822217312
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