The Drunken City, the Drunken City

by Adam Bock

Comedy 3 male, 3 female Off on the bar crawl to end all crawls, three twenty-something brides-to-be find their lives going topsy-turvy when one of them begins to question her future after a chance encounter with a recently jilted handsome stranger. The Drunken City is a wildly theatrical take on the mystique of marriage and the ever-shifting nature of love and identity in a city that never sleeps "A playful and hopeful comedy. Like the best episodes of 'Sex and t

Genres: Plays, Theatre

72 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Mckayla Witt · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought Kira Gandolfo was supremely good in this when I saw her in this 🙏🏼

[Emerson Hartman]

Okay it was a little bit of a hard read for me personally because it's a bunch of drunk people talking with each other. However, once you look past that, it's really good performed. Very funny. There is also a lack of punctuation so I got kind of confused at some points. But overall, pretty good!

[Nara]

The play has a medium depth: some fun moments, good monologues, and just one time watch/read.

[AG]

they really do talk like they're drunk the whole time!

i think this could be very slapstick and fun

[Kendra Carlson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Since the cast is drunk most of the play, they would have to be pretty damn charming to not be obnoxious. 3m/3f
Fun chance to explore all kinds of relationships.