The Sisters Rosensweig May 1, 2009

This is a smart, funny story about the transformative power of love, of sisterhood, and of life. We meet three Jewish-American sisters, who come together after a lengthy separation when Sara Goode (an enormously successful American woman working as the British representative of a major Hong Kong bank) is about to celebrate her fifty-fourth birthday - and she isn't exactly happy about it. Firmly ensconced in her lovely London home, she leads a quiet, almost cold, expatriate life with her daughter, Tess. For the birthday celebration, her two sisters, Gorgeous Teitelbaum (Dr. Gorgeous, loving housewife and mother, of Newton, MA, who has her own call-in radio advice program and hopes to make the leap to TV), and Pfeni Rosensweig (peripatetic third-world travel writer, alas, unmarried), are expected to arrive at any moment. The sisters and the arrival of several colorful guests all adds up to a rather interesting evening, which leads to unexpected romance, suspected partings, recriminations, reconciliations and, above all, newfound love and acceptance.
"The laughter is all but continuous." —The New Yorker.


Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

*This is an adult story line and not recommended for young audiences.

Directed by Art Suskin.

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